Imagine after you pass away, people start talking about all your mistakes, counting your sins, bringing up the bad things you did. Speaking ill of someone who is still alive is already considered backbiting, which is a major sin. How much worse is it, then, to speak ill of those who have passed away and cannot defend themselves?

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.

What happens to a person’s deeds before they embrace Islam? Are the good things they did counted? Are their sins forgiven? These are important questions, especially for new Muslims who have just embraced Islam.

Disease outbreaks can emerge unexpectedly and spread rapidly, threatening the health and even the lives of many people. But did you know? Many outbreaks can actually be prevented or their impact significantly reduced.