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100 Days Until Ramaḍān 1444/ 2023

Editor 19 Jm1 44 ◦︎ 13 Dec 22

Are you going to wait and react to it? Or will you prepare and hit the ground running? The preparation starts now!

Uncovering the unabashed lies between Peterson and Netanyahu

Ahmed Hammuda 17 Jm1 44 ◦︎ 11 Dec 22

The Purpose of Man

Dr. Najmuddin Hasan 2 Qid 44 ◦︎ 22 May 23

What the Muslim adulation of Jordan Peterson says about us

Zimarina Sarwar 28 Rb1 44 ◦︎ 24 Oct 22

Lion of the Desert: Omar Mukhtar – 93 years since Martyrdom

Hamad Momin 9 Rb1 46 ◦︎ 12 Sep 24

A Reminder about the New Hijri Year

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 1 Muh 45 ◦︎ 19 Jul 23

Five Important Facts About the Islamic New Year

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 28 Hij 45 ◦︎ 4 Jul 24

#Stand4Uyghurs Twitter Storm

Editor 28 Hij 43 ◦︎ 27 Jul 22

Darwin’s biggest critics are evolutionary biologists

Subboor Ahmad 10 Jm1 42 ◦︎ 25 Dec 20 32 Min Read

Far from popular belief, the biggest critics of Darwin's theory of evolution are in fact other evolutionary biologists, writes Subboor Ahmad

To Vax or not to Vax | Sh Abu Eesa on Unscripted #70

Shaykh Abu Eesa 8 Jm1 42 ◦︎ 23 Dec 20 0 Min Read

Confused about the vaccine? We put all the questions and doubts we found to expert Sh Abu Eesa Niamatullah in this special Unscripted episode.

Maryam: A Woman of Miracles

Nusaybah Naeem 6 Jm1 42 ◦︎ 21 Dec 20 12 Min Read

As we near the end of what has been a challenging year, we must remember the quiet courage of Maryam and her consistent trust in Allāh’s plan for her. In trusting Him,…

“Why Is There Eternal Punishment for Temporal Sin?”

Maryam Iddir 5 Jm1 42 ◦︎ 20 Dec 20 8 Min Read

"If a person commits a sin for a limited amount of time," some might ask, "how does this justify an eternity of punishment?" Maryam Iddir answers...

One God Many Names | Al-Khāliq (The Creator)

Shaykh Ali Hammuda 3 Jm1 42 ◦︎ 18 Dec 20 35 Min Read

Trust Him, be content with Him, and watch how you will live in bliss with Him.

Scholars vs Sultans

Ahmed Hammuda 1 Jm1 42 ◦︎ 16 Dec 20 12 Min Read

In this instalment, Ahmed Hammuda describes how scholars of the past not only curtailed the political establishment but empowered society to morally ‘punish’ it should it lose sight of justice.

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