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Salaah is the 'key to Jannah, Wudhu is the 'key to Salaah. Without Wudhu a person cannot fulfil this great obligation. Allah Taala has clearly declared in the Qur'aan Shareef: 'O you who believe When you stand towards Salaah, wash your faces, your hands up to your elbows, make masah of your heads, and wash your feet up to the ankles.' Surah Maa'idah, aayah 6
Thus the obligation of performing Wudhu for Salaah is derived directly from the Qur'aan Shareef. The four obligatory acts of Wudhu - washing the face, washing the hands up to the elbows, making masah of the head and washing the feet...

The incident of Karbala has always, throughout the centuries of Islam, been regarded as a sensitive topic of discussion. One will undoubtedly be correct in saying that this gruesome and tragic incident was among the greatest of trials and tribulations ever recorded in the annals of Islamic history. In every era of Islam, commencing from the golden era of Sahaabah until this day and age, the Ulama of the Ummah explained the great sacrifices which the Sahaabah, Taabi'een and the luminaries of Islam made for Deen. Among these sacrifices was the selfless sacrifice of Hazrat Husain RA and the Ahle...

Rasulullah PBUH is reported to have said: 'Fear the intelligence of a Mu'min, for verily he sees with the noor of Allah Ta'ala' (Tirmizi). The 'Mu'min' referred to in the above Hadith is a true Mu'min - one who is obedient to his Rabb and has recognised his Creator and Sustainer, he is a person of true knowledge and taqwa, he has adorned himself with the akhlaaq of Rasulullah PBUH and his entire life is an embodiment of the Sunnah and, in short, he sincerely fulfils the rights of Allah Ta'ala as well as the servants of Allah Ta'ala. Personalities blessed with the above-mentioned qualities see...