Have you ever felt frustrated with the character or behavior of a woman around you, wanting her to change according to your expectations? But Islam doesn't teach us to force people to change. Instead, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ taught something different, through gentleness, acceptance, and understanding.

Have you ever felt uncomfortable with someone's joke, but they said "Ah, it's just a joke"? Or perhaps you yourself have joked too far and offended someone? Joking is indeed fun and can strengthen relationships, but there are boundaries in making a joke.

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?

"This verse clearly supports my opinion!" someone confidently says while quoting a verse whose context they don't actually understand. "This hadith proves I'm right," even though they only read bits and pieces of the translation without understanding the scholars' explanations. With the rise of religious debates, more and more people are interpreting the Quran and hadith according to their personal desires, just to justify their opinions.