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Arabic calligraphy has become one of the most renowned forms of Islamic art over the past centuries. People love and admire this art but are unaware o...

Many of us make dua to Allah to ask for His favors, to get His attention, to seek forgiveness for our sins, or simply to get out of trouble when we ge...

1. Reading and reflecting over the Qur'an fulfils an Islamic duty2. Reduce Stress and Anxiety3. Daily Quran reading will make Quran memorization easie...

​There are countless good reasons to understand the Quran. Thanks to our advanced technology that has made it possible for us to learn the Quran in a better way. With so many Islamic institutes online, we can learn everything at our own pace. Now, one doesn't need to sit in the car, drive to the mosque, and listen to the tutor from the last bench. Quran online class allows people to learn from anywhere and anytime.The Quran contains a lot of information which helps to guide you in all areas of the world. No matter if you are a Muslim by birth or converted to Islam from a different religion, understanding Quran is hard for all. To achieve the ultimate guidance of The Quran, there are some steps one needs to follow. These steps take you towards the efficient learning or understanding of the Quran. 

Spring is such a lovely season... a time of freshness, color, beauty and growth.  Flowers begin to bud and blossom, birds return home to sing their so...

Arabic is one of the most spoken languages in the world. It first emerged sometime between the first and fourth centuries and is today the national language of 26 states. However, an Arabic speaker cannot necessarily travel to any Arabic-speaking nation and be confident that they will be understood. This is because there are several different forms of Arabic, with words and phrases often varying wildly from category to category. There are two widely used forms of Arabic. These are Classical Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic. Classical Arabic - also referred to as "Quranic Arabic" - is the language in which the Quran is written, read, and recited. It is also the language in which most classic works of Arabic literature were written. Modern Standard Arabic, as its name suggests, is the language in which contemporary Arabic magazines, novels, movies, and textbooks are produced. It facilitates easy communication throughout the Arab world. Or, at least, it does in theory. Unfortunately, many Arabic speakers, particularly those in poorer regions of the Arab world, are not familiar with Modern Standard Arabic. Some are even unable to understand Classical Arabic beyond the confines of the Quran. Instead, they speak Colloquial Arabic exclusively. But what exactly is Colloquial Arabic and why is it so much more difficult to learn than Classical or Modern Standard Arabic? Let's find out.