Friday 6 Shawwal 1446
Ramadan can cure low motivation
When motivation feels out of reach, this month can be like finding light in darkness, even in its burning embers.
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Sofiane Berhoumi, the road to Guantanamo
The story of Sofiane Berhoumi is unveiled through the intentions that inspired the author to put pen to paper.
Journalist writes Andalusian nashīd for persecuted Balkan Muslims
A British Muslim journalist has composed a nashīd commemorating the massacre and displacement of Balkan Muslims over the 19th and 20th centuries.
Prevent is silencing our children on Palestine!
We must resist fear and ensure that our children grow up knowing that justice for Palestine is not a crime.
Why don’t our eyes weep?
In these final days of Ramadan, let your eyes release the tears they’ve held back for far too long.
An open letter to scholars and leaders in times of genocide
Muslims look to their ulamā for leadership, but this genocide has heightened the sense of absence.
Condolences upon passing of Shaykh Abu Ishaq al-Houweny
The Egyptian specialist in fiqh, aqīda, and hadīth, returned to his Lord on Monday at the age of 68.
How the Qur’ān pierces the believer’s heart
Ramadan Karīm, my dear brothers and sisters! Let us immerse ourselves in the Word of Allah, His Noble and Mighty Qur'ān.
A different side to forgiveness?
We all ask Allah for forgiveness, but there's another side to it that we often overlook; what is that side?
Rise of transactional altruism is a troubling shift in Muslim charity culture
A Muslim charity consultant breaks the silence on a worrying trend that we need to address before it gets out of hand.
Trump’s words display West’s true colonial nature
The US leader's predatory “Gaza takeover” language has perfectly illustrated the West’s addiction to colonisation.
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