Shaykh ElBakri

21/03/2026

This is the final reminder in our Ramadan series on the Names and Attributes of the Qur’an.
After reflecting on its meanings, one truth remains clear — there is nothing in this world like the Book of Allah. In this closing message, a heartfelt reminder to stay connected to the Qur’an even after Ramadan ends, to read it, listen to it, and live by it every day. Watch until the end for a sincere reflection on loving the Qur’an and never letting go of it.

20/03/2026

The Qur’an is described as a Kitab Mubarak — a blessed Book.

In this reminder, we reflect on the meaning of Barakah: blessing in quality and blessing in quantity. More time, more rizq, more iman — not just in numbers, but in impact.

The Prophet ﷺ taught us that maintaining family ties brings expansion in life and provision. By living the Qur’an and acting upon its guidance, we invite Barakah into our homes, our wealth, and our hearts.

May Allah place Barakah in our lives and in the Qur’an for us. Ameen.

18/03/2026

18/03/2026

The Qur’an is described as Kitab; Mubin — a clear and plain Book.

In this reminder, we reflect on how the Qur’an explains itself, clarifies our purpose, and guides every aspect of life — from prayer and fasting to character and principles. Its message is not confusing or contradictory; it is clear, logical, and accessible to all.

The Qur’an is also described as Basā’ir— eye-openers. It reveals our blind spots, teaches us truth, and shows us where we came from, why we are here, and where we are going.

17/03/2026

Why does Allah describe the Qur’an as Al-Qur’an Al-Hakim— the Wise Qur’an?

Wisdom is more than knowledge; it is the ability to make the right decisions at the right time. In this reminder, learn how the Qur’an teaches believers wisdom and why seeking wisdom should be one of our greatest goals in life. Stay until the end for a powerful reflection on the importance of wisdom in Islam.

17/03/2026

Allah describes His Book as Al-Qur’an Al-Hakeem, the Book full of perfect judgment and guidance. In this reminder, discover how the Qur’an teaches us to make the right choices, build strong character, and live a life pleasing to Allah. Don’t miss the powerful lesson at the end about why wisdom is the lost treasure of the believer.

16/03/2026

Allah sent the Qur’an as Rahma to the world, and even listening to its recitation can calm the heart and remove anxiety. In this Ramadan reminder, discover why the Qur’an is described as Shifa for what is in the chest, and how its message can help us through pain, stress, and hardship. Don’t miss the beautiful lesson at the end.

16/03/2026

The Qur’an is not only guidance — it is a mercy, a healing, and a source of peace.
Allah sent the Qur’an as Rahma to the world, and even listening to its recitation can calm the heart and remove anxiety.

In this Ramadan reminder, discover why the Qur’an is described as Shifa for what is in the chest, and how its message can help us through pain, stress, and hardship. Don’t miss the beautiful lesson at the end.

14/03/2026

In this reminder, we reflect on how Allah has preserved the Qur’an through memorization.

14/03/2026

The Qur’an is not only called Al-Kitab* and Al-Qur’an , it is also called Adh-Dhikr : the Reminder.

In this reminder, we reflect on how Allah has preserved the Qur’an through memorization, making it the most memorized Book in the world. Allah made it easy to remember, and through it, He reminds us why we were created and what truly matters.

The Qur’an is a dhikr, a tazkira, a constant wake-up call for the believer. It softens hearts, increases humility, and keeps us connected to Allah beyond Ramadan.

May Allah increase the moments we remember Him and decrease the moments we forget Him. Ameen.