Taking a Time Out to Reflect By Zahirah Lynn Eppard As we draw to the end of a calendar year, there is time for reflection on what has been accomplished or achieved and what has also brought challenges and tests. Islamically, there is no “best” time to engage in this type of exercise. In case this is on your to-do list in the coming week, here is a 30-point checklist to ensure you are on a well-rounded course physically, emotionally, and spiritually. |
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Take the Initiative to Improve Yourself in the New Year By Uthman Guadalupe As Muslims we are encouraged to reflect and take action to make positive improvements in our lives. Work on self-improvement can take place any day and time. Using the New Year is a good way to start fresh and motivate you to pursue your goals. There are common reasons why some New Year’s goals are abandoned and left unrealized. And there are steps you can take to give your goals the best chance of success. Writer Uthman Guadalupe has a few tips that can help. |
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Setting Family Goals for Strengthening Faith in the New Year By Amanda Hasan New Year’s Day is the most universal time of the year to turn a new chapter, which is likely the reason that several people make new goals and establish new routines. The new year is an excellent time for Muslim families to ponder their spiritual journey and set goals to improve their relationship with Allah. Parents can teach younger and older children Islamic values and habits that will be implemented daily. Here are five areas Muslim families can set goals to increase their faith year ahead. |
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