Waleed Basyouni

A Sultan, a ruler, and scholar, a man of justice, and the grandson of Umar ibn Khattab.

Fame is based on what you get in life. But, greatness is based on what you give in life. Sulayman ibn Mahran was known for greatness.

Muslims today feel like they don't have honor or dignity, and a big reason for that is the lack of understanding and knowing our own history.

Fatima Al Samarqadi was a woman, the wife of a scholar, a daughter of a scholar and a bonafide jurist herself.

Al Hasan Al Basri was described as someone who has the speech of prophets and was willing to say the truth, no matter how hard the circumstances were stacked against him.

One question that might come up often may be on the subject of how do you go about marrying a divorced woman? Does she need a walee? Can she make her own decision?

Divorce isn't always smooth, and many folks don't take the time out to discuss what would happen in the eventuality of divorce in terms of splitting up of the wealth and custody of children. This video is about discussing what happens to wealth and children after divorce.

In the Muslim community divorced people, especially women, tend to get this negative stigma of them being a bad person because they got divorced. Question that comes up: Is a divorced woman a bad woman? Or, is a divorced man a bad man? The short answer....It's not right to think that way.

What's the Islamic ruling on divorce? Is it halal, haram, etc? Let's find out...

Divorce is a legal matter, in both civil and spiritual areas. There is a correct and incorrect way to go about it.

We all love to talk about marriage, especially me. But, today I want to another important topic...divorce