Ramadan is a powerful time for self-discipline, spiritual growth, and breaking free from harmful habits. Yet, when the holy month ends, many find themselves slipping back into old patterns. Dr. Ibrahim Dremali and Mohammad Ziedeh recently discussed this challenge: how to maintain the positive changes made during Ramadan and avoid falling back into addictions or obsessive behaviors. Their conversation offers valuable insights and Islamic motivation to help sustain self-improve

As Ramadan 2026 draws to a close, many of us find ourselves at a crossroads. The month of fasting, prayer, and reflection is behind us, but the real question remains: did we meet the goals we set for ourselves this Ramadan? Brother Mohammed Ziedeh and Dr. Ibrahim Dremali recently shared insights that invite us to pause and honestly assess our spiritual journey. They encouraged us to look inward and ask whether we have truly changed for the better or if we remain the same as b

Muslim youth today often face significant challenges in maintaining their Muslim identity, especially in environments that may be hostile or indifferent to their faith. Brother Mohammed Ziedeh and Dr Ibrahim Dremali recently shared valuable insights on how young Muslims can stay strong and rooted in their beliefs despite these difficulties. Drawing from the Quran and the Sunnah, they offered practical guidance to help youth navigate these complex social landscapes with confid

Social media has become a daily habit for millions, often blending seamlessly into every moment of life. Yet, this constant connection can sometimes feel like a chain, limiting our focus, peace, and spiritual growth. Brother Mohammed Ziedeh and Dr Ibrahim Dremali recently discussed how Ramadan offers a unique opportunity to wean ourselves and our children off social media, treating it like any other addiction that requires time and commitment to overcome. This post explores h