Sakina Binterik offers advice to brothers who offer Islamic classes in order to catfish or manipulate unsuspecting Muslim women, and brings some guidelines for prevention of this predatory behavior, to keep everyone safe.

Sakina Binterik goes through the 5 ways that Islam came to save humanity. Will people follow the guidance and save themselves, from themselves? You decide!

Muslims online have forgotten the angels are not only writing what they say, but what they comment. Sakina Binterik advises what to do when you as a Muslim feel a compelling urge to comment in a rude way or interrupt the flow of Islamic knowledge online.

Did your Quran teacher beat you? Probably. Or you were at least really bored learning about Quran or Islam as a child. Our next generation of students must have better, kinder Islamic education. Sakina Binterik discusses what can happen when it's the opposite.

(Emotional) Sakina Binterik asks why she is approached often by brothers who need help being married to a convert to Islam. Her main advice: follow the Sunnah. Her other advice ranges from giving good dawah to her parents and realizing that you are not Islam.

After a few conversations with young sisters who are being strung along on very long, private conversations and being heartbroken, I decided to speak on the dangers of this very popular activity. Yes, I'm going full-on aunty about it but I am also offering several reasons, and alternatives to breaking hearts in private.

Does it make any sense to call a Muslim out on their behavior online? Sakina Binterik examines the aftermath of call-out videos and suggests following the Sunnah instead: call out behavior instead of people.