Monday 22 Jumada Al Oula 1448
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Reflections on visiting Shaykh Dr. Hassan al-Shafi‘i
My short reflection on a lifetime of scholarship, perseverance, and the ijāzāt he graciously granted.
Gaza displacement camps have become breeding grounds for disease
Refugees in their own land are facing skin disease amid scarce water and medical supplies; may Allah protect them.
Jason Arday got a witch hunt, others got silence
A reflection on racism, selective outrage, and the unequal scrutiny faced by Black people.
Mosques unite for national day of prayer for rain
On Sunday, 16 August, Muslim communities will revive Salat al-Istisqa', seeking rain while renewing their commitment to charity and environmental care.
The search for happiness in a self-centred world
The search for fulfilment begins when life stops revolving around the self and starts serving something greater.
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The Odyssey reveals how civilisations die
Homer saw what modern societies have forgotten: when a people casts aside the law above its desires, the house begins to collapse from within.
Healing Ourselves to Death
Why the harmful rise of the Muslimah Trauma Industry risks turning healing into an identity rather than a path to spiritual growth.
Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims
Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.
Bosnia and Palestine share more than many realise
Examining the political, cultural, and historical experiences that Bosniaks and Palestinians have in common.
Road to Uyghur genocide accelerated after Ürümqi massacre
Abdulhakim Idris explores how colonial policies, state repression, and the Ürümqi massacre paved the way for the Uyghur genocide.
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