History

The Odyssey reveals how civilisations die

Hamza Saleem

Homer saw what modern societies have forgotten: when a people casts aside the law above its desires, the house begins to collapse from within.

The Teaching Revolution

Abdullāh Ladadwi 11 Min Read

92 years have passed since the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of Modern day Turkey. In a very short space of time Kamal Atatürk, the founding father of modern

The Lasting Legacy of Islam in Malta

Z A Rahman 20 Min Read

  Many today question whether Islām and Muslims have a place in Europe. Yet not many of us know that Muslims ruled not only Spain but other countries in Europe like Portugal,

Japan & the Last Caliphate: Dawn of Robotics?

Z A Rahman 11 Min Read

When the Rising Sun met the Crescent Moon The history of robots has its origins in the ancient world. Even as early as the 12th Century, Muslims such as al-Jazari were making

How to react to the death of President Karimov

Abdullāh Ladadwi 8 Min Read

Qatāda b. Rib’i reported that the Messenger (sall Allāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) said: “…(the death of) a wicked person relieves the people, the land, the trees, (and) the animals from him.” President

Taqwa in Turkey’s Renaissance

Dr Mohamed Soudan 11 Min Read

Dr Mohamed Soudan, Foreign Relations Secretary of Egypt’s democratically elected Freedom and Justice Party, discusses the remarkable story of Islamic Turkey. Follow this three-part series which explores the transitional era of Turkey,

Surah al-Buruj: a crucial lesson on human suffering

Dr. Osman Latiff 17 Min Read

“When they sat by it” Surah al-Buruj in light of Bystanding The place of ‘witnessing’ is a salient motif in Sūrah al-Burūj. At four points within the sūrah Allah draws our attention