Al Burhan Islamic Academy

Subhan Allah
​This moose did not die despite being struck by lightning; rather, it miraculously survived. The branching red marks on its back are not open wounds, but rather the traces left by the lightning on its body.
​How did it survive? Subah Allah
A phenomenon called "surface flashover." Because the deer's fur was soaked with rain, the electrical current passed directly over the surface of its body toward the ground, bypassing the heart and vital organs.
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​The branching patterns you see in these cases are scientifically known as Lichtenberg figures. In humans and animals, these "lightning flowers" are caused by the rupture of small capillaries under the skin as the electrical discharge passes through. While they look like burns or tattoos, they are often temporary and fade after a few days if the survivor recovers.

The Epstein case didn’t just expose a criminal network, it exposed the world’s double standards.
Names were revealed. Power was uncovered. Yet somehow, religion was left out of the conversation.
Had these same crimes been linked to Muslims, Islam would have been blamed instantly, headlines would scream, and an entire faith would be put on trial.
But when wealth and influence are involved, silence replaces outrage.
Islam, however, stands firm and clear: oppression is forbidden, and harming the innocent is among the gravest sins. Justice is not selective in Islam; it is absolute.
“And do not let the hatred of a people prevent you from being just. Be just; that is nearer to righteousness.” (Qur’an 5:8)
This is why truth matters. This is why justice matters. And this is why I remain proud to be Muslim.

O Allah, forgive me and my parents and the believers on the Day the account is established. O Allah, make me among those who honor them in their life and after their death, and reunite us all in Jannatul Firdaus without any reckoning

At least history will remember this man as a shameless terrorist.

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A Ghanaian self-styled prophet who warned of a Christmas Day flood has quietly reset the clock. Ebo Noah now says prayer postponed the apocalypse, after donations funded arks and, reportedly, a new Mercedes. With December passing dry, critics scoff, believers regroup, and a movement built on urgency confronts an inconvenient calm under a spotlight of skepticism and spectacle.

Every night at the exact same time, an elderly man stands there... carrying no phone, never complaining of fatigue, simply waiting on a street in Paraguay.
​This is Don Felix Cardenas, a 72-year-old father who has transformed paternal love into a sacred, unbroken ritual.
​Since 2019, Don Felix has made it a habit to leave his home almost every work night, around 8:30 or 9:00 PM, heading to a dark and lonely bus stop. He stands there with rare patience, hands clasped behind his back, awaiting the arrival of his daughter, Belen, after a long workday. Once she arrives, he walks with her through several quiet streets, guarding her with his slow steps and vigilant heart, until he is assured she has entered the house safely.
​The whole world turned its attention to him in early 2022, when Belen posted a picture of her father standing in the gloom, captioning it with a word full of love: “Viejito”—“My Dear Old Man.” The photo was not merely a fleeting snapshot; it was a window revealing the meaning of fatherhood in its purest form: a silent presence, and a love that seeks no applause.
​When Don Felix was asked why he continues this routine despite his age, his answer was simple and painfully honest:
​“I feel peace of mind when I do this… and I get much more anxious if I don't go.”
​Initially, he used to drive his daughter to and from work, but over time he chose a smarter and kinder solution: to grant her independence without withdrawing his protection. He chose waiting over forbidding, and companionship over control.
​Don Felix’s story touched hearts not only because it is exceptional, but because it reminds us that the greatest forms of love are not loud, nor written in long letters. Sometimes, it is simply an elderly man standing in the dark... to say to his daughter without words:
​“As long as I am here, you will never walk alone.”

Security officer Rayan bin Saeed Al-Asiri sustained injuries while courageously saving a man from su***de at the Makkah Grand Mosque. His actions reflect the highest standards of sacrifice. May Allah grant him health and bless our security forces for their noble service.