Islamic Thought
Muharram and ʿĀshūra in the age of unabated genocide
Reducing Muharram to history and law misses its deeper message — one that speaks to a wounded but rising Ummah in Gaza and beyond.
Muharram and ʿĀshūra in the age of unabated genocide
Reducing Muharram to history and law misses its deeper message — one that speaks to a wounded but rising Ummah in Gaza and beyond.
Welcome to Gaza — The Great Revealer
Gaza is the mirror we didn’t know we needed, and what it uncovered can no longer be unlearned.
What is the responsibility of a scholar as Gaza burns?
Scholars must take Prophetic inspiration and reclaim their position as leaders who call and strive for justice amid the ongoing crisis in Palestine.
These are the greatest days of our lives
The significance of these ten days of Dhul Hijjah can never be overstated; lets make the most of them.
Why the world imitates the family of Ibrāhīm
Many of the rites of Hajj are a re-enactment of the life and sacrifices of Ibrāhīm and his family, values that Allah loves.
The systematic destruction of innocence
To appreciate the light of truth and guidance, we have to experience dark moments in our lives; ultimately, we yearn for Jannah.
