Browsing: Islamic Thought
The right of truth is for it to be imparted, not hidden or obscured. In Arabic, the word for ‘worthy‘ (ahaq) derives from the word for ‘truth’ (haq). This implies that the truth is the worthiest pursuit and objective.
Don’t panic! Educationalist and careers specialist Dr Shafi says there are lots of options available even if you don’t get the results you wanted.
Increasingly younger Muslim men are being swept up in an internet storm of misogyny. What does this miseducation tell us about British Muslim culture and what can we learn from it? The compelling case for Islamic Relationship Education which centres our relationship with Allah.
This is how you shouldn’t respond when someone offers you advice.
Many of us will be unaware that we have entered a new Hijri year—1441. Had today been January 1st, every one of us would know about it and some may have even celebrated it. Have we become detached from our heritage?
Why is Muharram singled out as the “month of Allah” from the rest of the months?
On Wednesday #Stand4Uyghurs trend everywhere!
10 tips on how to give Islamic advice
The only insurmountable chasm within mankind, is between those those who recognize God and are grateful to Him and those who deny (lie) and live in delusion.
Zimarina Sarwar reflects on the newly released images from the James Webb telescope that have captured the world’s attention
