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  { قَدْ أَفْلَحَ مَن تَزَكَّىٰ } “Indeed successful is the one who became pure.” This is the 14th Ayah of Surah al-A’ala (Chapter number 87 of the Holy Quran). We are taking its short explanation from Tafsir at-Tabari(جامع البیان عن تأویل آی القرآن) by summarizing it. “Indeed successful is the one who became pure.” Imam Tabari says: Successful is the one who has made himself pure by avoiding “Kufr” (disbelief) and Allah’s “Disobedience”. And acted upon Allah’s command, fulfilled his/her duties. Tabari further says that Ibn al-Abbas said: It means “The one who gets purity from Shirk (Idoltary). Hassan Basari says: It means, “The one whose action is pure” Qatadah says: “The one who is pious” Ikramah says: It means, “Tho one who said There is no God but Allah (means believing in one God)” Imam Tabari says: Some interpreters have said, "It means to give charity from your money." It is narrated by Abu al-Ahwas: “When someone is about to go for Prayer (Salah) and a beggars appears...

 Life’s busy. Parents are juggling work, errands, school pickups, and about a dozen other things. That’s just the reality of modern family life. And in all of that, finding a way for your child to consistently learn the Quran—without it becoming stressful—can feel impossible. But here’s some good news: online Quran learning is changing the game for Muslim families everywhere. At  E-Learning Holy Quran , we've been teaching kids and adults across the globe since 2012. We've seen shy beginners turn into fluent readers, and we've seen kids not just learn the Quran—but fall in love with it. Let me tell you about Mazin. Mazin is one of those students who leaves a lasting impression. He’s originally from a Pakistani family in Australia, and he joined us back in April 2012. You know how five-year-olds usually are—full of energy and always moving? Well, Mazin was definitely energetic, but he had this incredible focus when it came to Quran class. In just  one year and two months ,...