Contrary to our superficial understanding of patience, the origin of the Arabic word ṣabr actually relates to self-control, writes Sh Haitham.

Sh Haitham argues that this 1400-year-old debate will not come to an end any time soon. So what should we do?

Sh Haitham al-Haddad gives a reminder at the janazah of the wife of Islam21c's Managing Director Sonia.

What does it mean to "implement sharia"? In light of the Taliban’s coming to power in Afghanistan, the question has been the subject of a lot of coverage and confusion among many commentators, writes Sh Haitham al-Haddad.

The real challenge is not getting into power, but genuinely maintaining it, writes Sh Haitham al-Haddad.

Why is Muharram singled out as the "month of Allah" from the rest of the months?

What is it about English fans that orients many of them towards this type of behaviour? Why do so many men have a lack of tolerance towards others?

Sh Haitham al-Haddad is asked an extremely upsetting question by a Uyghur sister...

“Islam as a whole is centred around vision,” writes Sh Haitham in the new episode of his seminal series.

The time has come for all Islamically inclined people—preachers, scholars, and all others working towards the interests of the Ummah and Allah’s Law—to realise that the real battle is the conflict between kufr and Islam.