Indonesian Man Arrives in Makkah for Hajj After Walking 9,000km
28-year-old Khamim Setiawan has arrived in Makkah just in time for Hajj after walking 9,000km from Indonesia. More
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104-year-old Indonesian Pilgrim Arrives in Jeddah for Hajj
104-year-old Maria Marghani Mohammed has been welcomed at Jeddah airport after travelling from Indonesia for Hajj. More
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Two British Muslims Become First to Cycle from London to Makkah for Hajj
Two British Muslims, Rashid Ali and Abdul Hannan have made history by becoming the first to cycle from London to Makkah. More
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Former Man United Player Patrice Evra Says Islam is ‘a Beautiful Religion’.
“Islam is such a beautiful religion it’s about peace, it’s about helping each other.” More
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Hajj Riders Complete Cycle Ride from London to Madinah
8 British Muslims have reached Madinah, Saudi Arabia after cycling more than 2,000 miles. More
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Two Men From Britain Are Cycling to Makkah to Perform Hajj
They are currently in Egypt. More
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The Story of Al Aqsa Mosque’s Last Ottoman Guard
This is the story of the Ottoman soldier who remained loyal to his duty for 57 years at the Al-Aqsa mosque after the Ottoman military retreated from Jerusalem on 9th December 1917. More
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Muadhin Passes Away in the Masjid Whilst Waiting to Call the Fajr Adhan
60-year-old Abdul Haq al Halabi was sitting reciting the Qur’an and passed away with just minutes left before the time of Adhan. More
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8 British Muslims Set Off for Hajj On Their Bikes ?
8 British Muslims have set off for Saudi Arabia on their bikes hoping to arrive just in time for the annual Hajj pilgrimage. More
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The Heart Touching Moment a Stranger Helps a ‘Wheelchair-Bound Man’ Perform Tawaf
A video showing a man helping a total stranger perform tawaf will touch your heart. More
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This Chinese Muslim’s Martial Arts Performance is Lit ???
She is demonstrating the Xin Yi Liu He Quan style of martial arts which is practiced by Chinese Hui Muslims. More
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A Letter of Empathy to ‘Acid Attack’ Victims Resham Khan and Jameel Muhktar
“Know, that you are in our prayers and we wish you patience, ease, comfort, contentment and a speedy recovery.” More
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