Have you ever wondered about the unsung heroes of Islam, akin to Dhul-Qarnayn, and their timeless leadership qualities? How did these legendary figures navigate challenges with courage and wisdom, leaving behind a legacy of inspiration?

with Imam Azeez

Among the revered prophets and notable figures that are mentioned in the Quran, one stands out to us more than most: Maryam (RA). She's the only woman mentioned by name in the Quran and is considered to be the most honorable woman of all time. What is it about the mother of Jesus (A.S.) that grants her a station not given to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)'s mother, wife, or daughter?

Have you ever reflected on the significance of fear in the human experience? It's a universal emotion, and yet it is one that we all try to contend with. Considering how ubiquitous fear is, it would only make sense that Allah (swt) would teach us how to overcome our fears and embody true courage. As Muslims, we find that incredible lesson in one of the most incredible figures mentioned in the Qur'an. That was the one and only Prophet Musa (A.S).

This year, the Tarbiya Institute chose the notion of Ubudiyyah to guide its conversations and become the year's theme. No other month can more effectively articulate and emphasize this beautiful theme than the blessed month of Ramadan. This year, Tarbiya's Imams and guest speakers will focus on the spiritual gems shared by Imam Abul-Faraj ibn-ul-Jawzi's widely read book, Sayd al-Khaatir, or Captured Thoughts.

This year, the Tarbiya Institute chose the notion of Ubudiyyah to guide its conversations and become the year's theme. No other month can more effectively articulate and emphasize this beautiful theme than the blessed month of Ramadan. This year, Tarbiya's Imams and guest speakers will focus on the spiritual gems shared by Imam Abul-Faraj ibn-ul-Jawzi's widely read book, Sayd al-Khaatir, or Captured Thoughts.

This year, the Tarbiya Institute chose the notion of Ubudiyyah to guide its conversations and become the year's theme. No other month can more effectively articulate and emphasize this beautiful theme than the blessed month of Ramadan. This year, Tarbiya's Imams and guest speakers will focus on the spiritual gems shared by Imam Abul-Faraj ibn-ul-Jawzi's widely read book, Sayd al-Khaatir, or Captured Thoughts.

This year, the Tarbiya Institute chose the notion of Ubudiyyah to guide its conversations and become the year's theme. No other month can more effectively articulate and emphasize this beautiful theme than the blessed month of Ramadan. This year, Tarbiya's Imams and guest speakers will focus on the spiritual gems shared by Imam Abul-Faraj ibn-ul-Jawzi's widely read book, Sayd al-Khaatir, or Captured Thoughts.