As the corona-virus pandemic hits our countries, most of us are understandably confused and anxious. The precautionary measures being recommended (such as social distancing) will be tough on many individuals, and businesses. Amidst all of this, Muslims face a unique, possibly (and hopefully) once-in-a-lifetime dilemma of being cut-off from masajid, Umrah, and Islamic gatherings. It... Continue Reading →
By Minahil Hasan. LOST. When I saw the ad for the first time, the title caught my eye. But I wasn’t sure which way Speaker Raja Zia Ul Haq (CEO, Youth Club) would take this topic. Would it just be an admonishing sermon, or would it be so dry to warrant a speedy exit from... Continue Reading →
Many young Muslim women feel conflicted balancing the mainstream feminist narrative with their Islamic rights and responsibilities. Youth Club recently conducted a talk on the role of women in Islam to empower Muslim women to feel confident about themselves in all settings due to the prestige our religion has given us. This incredibly relevant and... Continue Reading →
At the close of 2016, Youth Club reminisces its exciting new projects, the fun-filled activities, the laughs, the tears, the events, the tours and all those wonderful moments that it experienced throughout the year. Not being able to share everything in words or pictures, we bring for you a brief review of our year so... Continue Reading →
A picture is worth a thousand words. As a part of our century celebrations, here are some totally random Youth Club memories, with captions from the Blog Team. You can read "Century Special: A Look Back (In Words)" here. Some prominent people whose interviews/stories etc. have featured exclusively on the blog include: Youth Club CEO,... Continue Reading →
I'm sure all bloggers can relate to this: We feel excited every time we press 'Publish'. Every time we do the tiny bit we can to inspire positive change. Every time, we add another drop to the ocean. Every post is reason enough to celebrate! But when you reach 100 posts, that does call for... Continue Reading →
Do you have what it takes to be a member of Youth Club?! Youth Club does not have a regular recruitment and selection campaign. Neither do we have such posters, like the above one, adorning the walls and newspapers. Yet, our members remain inundated with requests from people who want to join Youth Club, especially... Continue Reading →
All praise is due to Allah, Lord of all worlds. We praise Him, we seek His help and we ask for His forgiveness. We seek refuge with Allah from the evil of ourselves and from the evil consequences of our evil actions. Whomsoever Allah guides there is none to misguide & whomsoever Allah leaves to... Continue Reading →
Assalamu`alaykum warahmatullah all! Welcome to our 'official' Youth Club blog! InshaAllah the aim is to cultivate our aspiring young writers to use this as a means to disseminate quality knowledge to the world at large. As we are all new to the blogging world , please bear with us whilst we try and get things... Continue Reading →
Founder of 'Exploring Islam' and CEO 'Youth Club', Raja Zia ul Haq is a prominent lecturer from Islamabad, delivering regular talks & workshops on Islam, life & purpose. Watch Raja Zia ul Haq's recorded lectures on YouTube, "Like" him on Facebook, and follow his awesome blog!
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