Spirituality represents one of the most important aspects of the Muslim personality. Its relationship can be likened to that of the gasoline that powers a priceless automobile. The Muslim's value and honor is completed and polished by his internal relationship with the Creator. This series seeks to strike and important balance between activism and spirituality.

It presents spirituality in a practical, contemporary and easy to follow manner affecting people from different backgrounds, understandings and practices. Imam Suhaib Webb has gathered and extensive amount of information related to this priceless topic and translates it in order to address our current lifestyles. It is an important addition in any home and will prove a priceless addition to anyone's library.

Mothers of the Believers is a ground breaking series exploring the lives of the wives of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). It seeks to enlighten the hearts, minds and souls of the Muslim youth in the West.

It is through the wonderful examples of the Mothers of the Believers that we can achieve a correct and balanced understanding when approaching issues such as building the Islamic family, social life, working, parenting and raising children.

Let’s begin by asking a question, one which can be put to everyone in the room, whether they be male or female, students or professionals, young or old.

If you were to die today and leave this world, how would you be remembered by your neighbours, your co-workers, fellow students, your spouse and children? What sort of impact are you going to leave behind? If you were to disappear today what type of legacy would you leave?

In this lecture Imam Suhaib Webb highlights the dynamic nature of the Prophetic legacy. The Prophetic mark on society is one we can ill afford to neglect.

During these times when Islam is misrepresented by different heretic factions within its camp and attacked by other political and religious zealots outside of it, it is important to take the Prophetic plunge and leave a lasting benefical mark on our societies.