A market should be a place of fair competition, where multiple parties offer the best products and services. However, when a single company or entity dominates the market, this balance is disrupted. Monopolies not only harm consumers with higher prices and limited choices, but they also hinder innovation and overall economic growth.

Think for a moment, who has helped you before? Maybe your parents who were always there, a friend who helped you in difficult times, or even a stranger who gave unexpected assistance. What have you done to appreciate their kindness?

I told my friend about their bad behavior, but it really happened though, so is this backbiting?" Questions like this often cross our minds. Many people think that if what they're saying is true, then it's not backbiting. Is this assumption correct?

We tend to judge if our prayers are "answered" by whether we get what we asked for. Ask for a spouse, get a spouse, means it's answered. Ask for a job, get a job means it's heard. But what if we haven't gotten it yet? That's when the doubts start. The thing is, Allah's ways of answering prayers are so much broader than just giving us exactly what we ask for.