About Islamic Mentors
Islamic Mentors is an Islamic information blog. Since 2021 we have published plain-English articles on prayer, the Quran and Hadith, Ramadan, Hajj and Umrah, ethics and family life, prepared with reference to the Quran and the Sunnah.
An Islamic Blog for Everyday Questions
Islamic Mentors began in 2021 as a place to explain everyday Islamic questions in language a beginner can follow. It is a blog, not a school. We publish articles and guides, and we do not run classes or courses.
Readers come from Pakistan, the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States, Saudi Arabia and many other countries. Typical questions are how to pray Tahajjud, how long the iddah period lasts, or what to prepare before Umrah. Each article answers the question first, then gives the evidence behind the answer.
Our Mission
Our mission is to give Muslims clear explanations drawn from the Quran and the Sunnah. We want readers to pray more consistently, improve their character and understand their faith without confusion.
Our Vision
We want Islamic Mentors to be a place readers return to when they need an answer, a reminder or a direction. Islamic knowledge should be easy to find, easy to follow and open about its sources, so that readers can stay grounded and check what they read.
Who Writes and Checks Our Articles
Every article carries the name of its author and is edited by our editorial team before it goes live, including guest submissions.
How an article is made
Research
The author starts from the Quran and the Sunnah and from the classical and modern works that explain them.
Writing
The named author writes the article in plain English and gives references for the claims.
Editing
The editorial team checks the article for accuracy, clarity and references before publishing.
Corrections
When a reader reports an error, we review it and correct the article if it is wrong.
The people behind the blog
Muhammad Azam started Islamic Mentors in 2021. He also founded Imperial Call Communications, and the blog began as a side project of that company. Read his message on the founder page.
Authors. Recent articles are written by Muhammad Haseeb A., Fatima Rafique, Rameeza Khalid and Jamshed Anwer. Each article shows its author’s name.
What we do not do. Islamic Mentors does not issue fatwas or personal rulings. For a case that depends on your circumstances, such as divorce, inheritance or a medical question, ask a qualified scholar in your area.
Start with the topic that matches your question
New readers can begin with the area closest to what they need. We publish more Ramadan and Hajj and Umrah articles as those seasons approach, so check those categories early.
Frequently Asked Questions About Islamic Mentors
1) What is Islamic Mentors?
Islamic Mentors is an Islamic information blog started in 2021. It publishes plain-English articles on prayer, the Quran and Hadith, Ramadan, Hajj and Umrah, ethics and family life, prepared with reference to the Quran and the Sunnah.
2) Who started Islamic Mentors and when?
Muhammad Azam started Islamic Mentors in 2021. He also founded Imperial Call Communications, and the blog began as a side project of that company. Articles are written by named authors and edited by our editorial team before they go live.
3) Are the articles on Islamic Mentors based on authentic sources?
Each article is prepared with reference to the Quran and the Sunnah and edited by our team before publication. Where scholars differ, the article names the difference instead of presenting one view as the only one. If you find an error, write to admin@islamicmentors.com and we will review it.
4) Does Islamic Mentors offer Quran classes or courses?
No. Islamic Mentors is an informational blog. It publishes articles and guides on Islamic topics, including the Quran, but it does not run Quran classes, Tajweed lessons or Hifz courses.
5) Can I get a personal fatwa from Islamic Mentors?
No. Islamic Mentors explains general rules and does not issue fatwas. For a question that depends on your own circumstances, such as a divorce, an inheritance or a medical matter, ask a qualified scholar in your area.
6) What topics does Islamic Mentors cover?
7) How often is new content published?
New articles are added regularly, with more Ramadan and Hajj and Umrah content as those seasons approach. The latest posts are always listed on the Islamic blogs page.
8) How do I contact the Islamic Mentors team?
Use the contact page, email admin@islamicmentors.com, or message +92-307-918-5010 by phone or WhatsApp. The team is based in Aliabad Town, Bahawalpur, Punjab, Pakistan.