“When Ramadan comes, Muslims flock to Muslims asking for their Zakat money and soliciting all kinds of other donations from them for this or that charitable purpose.

This Ramadan, I come to you asking for a very different kind of favor: Try as hard as you can to be the best Muslim you can be, and the best human being you can be, and then hold on to what you learn in this blessed month of Ramadan when Ramadan takes its leave in the next few days.

I am not asking you to give your money to us. Instead, I am asking you this Ramadan to give your life to the one who gave it to you in the first place: God Almighty.

That means, this Ramadan, make a commitment to spend the rest of your life – regardless of whether you are young or old, man or woman – in loving God and serving humanity.

If you just did that, what a beautiful world you would build!” (Dr. Pasha)

Those who spend endless hours and days debating if a woman can be a leader or not; and if she can be in charge of something or not; and then they drag the glorious and blessed name of Islam in this perverse, foolish and futile debate; all they need to do is just think about one thing.

That is all they need to do. Think about one thing. Answer one simple question. […]

“Generally, what people do or don’t do in their lives is a reflection of their priorities. When you see Muslims doing or not doing certain things in their lives, it is simply a reflection of where their priorities stand.” (Dr. Pasha)

“All too often, nothing stands in the way of our being able to make great things happen in the world except us.

All too often, it is our laziness, our lack of clarity and focus, our lack of understanding, our fears and prejudices, our hesitancy and timidity, our lack of courage and confidence in ourselves, our lack of determination and purpose, our lack of discipline, and, “ultimately” as they say, our lack of trust in Allah that holds us back.

Nothing else can or does.”  (Dr. Pasha)