Islamic Thought
Muharram and ʿĀshūra in the age of unabated genocide
Reducing Muharram to history and law misses its deeper message — one that speaks to a wounded but rising Ummah in Gaza and beyond.
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?
Why Palestinians treat prisoners better than Israelis
As Muslims, we have a set standard to follow; but it requires serious moral fortitude to follow the Sharī'ah over imitating your enemies.
Triumph of Gaza and the spirit of Islamic unity
This is why we continually talk about Gaza, despite the distance, repeated tragedies, and our incapacity to do anything material.
Key lessons we can take from the LA fires
When Allah (subḥānahu wa ta'āla) delivers calamities, we must learn from the wisdom behind such events.
The legend that is Khaled Nabhan
The 54-year-old Palestinian grandfather and gardener was martyred on 16 December, finally being reunited with the soul of his soul.
Does anyone die peacefully?
Pangs of death and the departure of a believer’s soul are closely connected, but the two are often confused.
