Productive Muslim’s Guidelines for Contributors “And that there is not for man except that [good] for which he strives And that his effort is going to be seen – Then he will be recompensed for it with the fullest recompense” (Qur’an 53: 39-41) Productive Muslim is a pioneering faith-based personal development company that helps individuals
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A Student Experiment The Productive Muslim Company started in 2007, in the small student apartment of Mohammed Faris, a Tanzanian young man of Yemeni descent, who was pursuing a Masters degree at the University of Bristol (UK) in Finance and Investment. Throughout his university years, he found himself fascinated by productivity science and how one
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2 Powerful Tips that Can Really Transform Your Prayer When Busy
You snatch yourself out of a meeting, rush to make wudu, find an empty conference room, then hurriedly start performing dhuhr (noon) prayer. By the time you say “Allahu Akbar” (Allah is Greater), all sorts of distractions flood your mind ironically: the email you must send, the phone call you need to make, the report
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10 Easy Tips to Keep a Relationship with the Qur’an After Ramadan
When the days of Ramadan leave us, we get a feeling of emptiness. Many of us may have achieved a great deal during the month whilst others may have been disappointed in how they spent their blessed Ramadan days. The passing of Ramadan so quickly usually leaves the hearts of Muslims around the world saddened.
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Graduating Ramadan Without Regret: 7 Realistic & Manageable Tips to Help You
You’ve probably been getting tons of messages telling you how to make the best of the last 10 precious nights of Ramadan and the most anticipated Laylatul-Qadr (The Night of Power/Decree). But instead of getting motivated, you get overwhelmed and feel that the goals and plans you are reading about are unrealistic given your circumstances.
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