Unlocking the Meaning of Ni‘mah: Exploring the Quranic Root N-‘I-M (نَعِمَ) and Enjoyment of Allah’s Blessings
In our everyday language, ni‘mah is often translated as blessing—something to be grateful for. But the Quranic root N-‘I-M (ن ع م) reveals something deeper: that Allah doesn't just give us blessings to acknowledge—but to enjoy.
In this month’s root word reflection, Dr. Nadia breaks down the beautiful root of ni‘mah and its powerful presence in the Quran.
Rooted in Barakah: Exploring the Quranic Root B-R-K (بَرَكَ)
What does it mean when Allah places barakah in your time, wealth, or energy? Dr. Nadia Katrangi explores the Arabic root B–R–K (بَرَكَ), revealing how divine blessing brings both abundance and stillness. From early mornings to moments of dhikr, learn how to invite barakah into your everyday life.
What Is Taqwa? Understanding the Quranic Root Word W–Q–Y (و-ق-ى)
What does it mean to live with taqwa? Rooted in the Arabic word WQY, taqwa is more than just piety—it’s about guarding your heart, being mindful of Allah, and walking through life with sincerity and awareness.
Seeds of Wisdom reflections and takeaways
The Seeds of Wisdom Quran sessions were deeply grounding and thoughtfully paced, guiding us through a powerful lineup of surahs: Ad-Duha, Ash-Sharh, At-Tin, Al-Alaq, Al-Qadr, and Al-Bayyinah. Each one added a new layer to the weekend’s central theme—“Who Am I?” This simple yet profound question echoed through every conversation and verse, encouraging us to seek personal meaning, identity, and purpose through the Quran’s divine guidance.