Shaykh Ebrahim Bham 0
Shaykh Ebrahim I. Bham is born and raised in South Africa.
Shaykh Ebrahim I. Bham is born and raised in South Africa.
Our beloved brother Shaykh ibn ‘Abd Al-Ghani narrates the following story in the Arabic forum. He [May Allah Preserve him] writes: “The story of Uwais Al-Qarni was mentioned in Sahih Muslim as well as in other books. Now even though he was from the Tabi’een and did not see the Messenger [Salah Allahu Alaihi wa salam], the Messenger [Salah Allahu Alaihi wa salam] had advised ‘Umar ibn Al-Khatab [Radiya Allahu ‘Anhu] that if he meets [Uwais] then he, ‘Umar, should ask [Uwais] to ask Allah to forgive him and to make supplication for him.

Norway: First conversion course The Islamic Network opened conversion course for non-Muslims in Oslo Thursday. “Many Norwegians are turning to Islam,” says the organization
Norway: Debate on headscarf in school continues Loveleen Rihel Brenna has seen parents beat their girls when they discovered that they’ve taken off their hijab on the way to school. “When I worked in the Children’s Protection Service, I myself saw parents who beat their daughter who on the way to school have taken off their hijab,” says Loveleen Rihel Brenna
Liverpool: Police officers to protect hijab-girls on buses POLICE officers are being drafted on to Merseyside school buses to stop Muslim pupils being racially abused. The problems centre around verbal attacks on hijab- wearing girls at West Derby’s Holly Lodge Girls’ College.
An anti-burqa law to renew Islam in Europe by Samir Khalil Samir The practice of wearing the veil has spread across the Islamic world in recent years. Hundreds of articles have been written about it in the Arab-Muslim world. Among Muslims, the practice has been met by a number of reactions and points of view.
France: Municipality wants school cafeteria to stop serving meat to Muslims I don’t fully understand this story.
Today, Hijab Style rings you an exclusive interview with Marwa Atik and Nora Diab, founders of the fashion brand Vela . Vela’s mission is to create fashionable and unique hijabs with a distinctly American style. The scarves are all designed and handmade by the girls themselves; read on to find out more..

Berlin: Polish girls attacked in school The headscarf debate is gaining a new, brutal dimension in Neukölln (Berlin): headscarf-wearing girls suddenly attack others, preferably blond students. The school administration and municipal school authority are very concerned. Volker Steffens, head of the Thomas-Morus high-school says that twice girls with headscarves punched blond fellow students without headscarves, pushed them to the ground and kicked them.
Denmark: PM supports ban on burkas in school Similarly to the Netherlands, there have been various discussions and proposals over the past couple of years but no actual legislation. According to Sten Bønsing, professor of public law at Aalborg University such a law might be unconstitutional. A proposal by the Conservatives last September for a general ban was rejected after the Justice Ministry concluded it was illegal. ( DA ) ————- The Danish government and the majority of the Danish population do not approve of seeing women in the streets wearing the Muslim burka or niqab