Examples of abrogation in the Qur’ān and Sunnah and further reading
In the final part of this short series, Ustadh Kashif Zakiuddin explains abrogation, offers some examples, and shares sources of further reading.
Key questions answered on abrogation in the Qur’ān and Sunnah
In part two of a short series, Ustadh Kashif Zakiuddin explains the meaning of ‘naskh’, its functions, examples, and the divine wisdom behind the concept.
The wisdom behind abrogation in the Qur’ān and Sunnah
In part one of a short series, Ustadh Kashif Zakiuddin explains the meaning of 'naskh', its functions, examples, and the divine wisdom behind the concept.
The Siege of Baghdad
These days, we think of "sacking" to mean being out of a job. Historically, the term also referred to looting, plundering, or pillaging.
A forgotten uprising of enslaved Muslims: The Brazilian Malê Revolt
Exactly 188 years ago, the Malê slave uprising rocked Brazil to its core. Find out more on the events of the day and its aftermath in this piece.
The End of al-Andalus
The history of Islam in the Iberian Peninsula is vital to understanding modern relations between Muslims and non-Muslims in Spain and Portugal.
Condolences on the passing of Dr. Muhammad Naim Yasin
One of the world's most highly respected and beloved Islamic scholars – Dr. Muhammad Naim Yasin – passed away on Monday.
The End of Muslim Spain
On this day, 531 years ago, the last Muslim dynasty in Spain surrendered to Christian forces, thereby ending Muslim rule on the Iberian Peninsula.
The Fall of the Ottoman Empire
This year, we mark the centenary of the fall of the Ottoman Sultanate; it is essential that we reflect upon this defining moment in history.
Were Muslims Right to Resist Subjugation?
We mark Algerian Independence Day by posing a burning question: were Muslims correct to resist, or should they have accepted subjugation?