Tag: ISLAM
Thousands Across the Globe Gather in Solidarity for Uyghurs #Stand4Uyghurs
On Sunday the 31st July thousands across the globe in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Toronto CA, Washington DC, Auckland NZ, Johannesburg SA, Istanbul, and Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane AUS took to the streets to demand the CCP ‘Stop the Genocide Now’. A staggering 100+ grassroots Muslim organisations joined the movement…
Condolences on the passing of Shaykh Mahmud Effendi (1929-2022)
Shaykh Mahmud Effendi (1929-2022) The death of an iconic scholar and spiritual guide like is not merely the loss of an individual life – which is tragedy enough for the deceased’s loved ones – but a calamity for the entire Ummah.
Why Modern Atheists Are Mushriks
After coining "Farangism Studies" to unmask western modernity in his first article, Mirza Safwat is back with a closer look at the polytheistic, pagan roots of popular western atheism.
14th August Massacre: Remembering #Rabaa
Ahmed Hammuda recounts one of the bloodiest massacres of unarmed protesters in recent world history, whose perpetrators are still at large.
How do Muslims improve their position in the world today?
“The decline of Muslims is due not to the shortcomings in Islam but to their failure to live up to Islam.”
If your family are hostile to Islam, could the problem be you?
There are many complicated and deep-rooted barriers people have to practicing Islam – at the very least don’t become one of them.
Unmasking Western Modernity: Farangism Studies
“It isn’t atheism per se that the apostate Muslim is embracing,” writes sociologist Mirza Safwat. “It isn’t an intellectual matter but a civilizational one; it needs to be understood not philosophically but sociologically…”
Hamza Tzortzis & Ali Dawah on questioning Islam | Unscripted #68
In this week's Islam21c Unscripted podcast, Hamza Tzortzis and Ali Dawah join us to discuss Shubuhāt (specious arguments and doubts).
Artificial Intelligence is Creating a New Madhhab
Ask yourself what your most memorable experience was of “Islamic” content or conversations online recently.
How Do YOU React To Hardship & Ease?
There are four distinct categories of people in times of ease and hardship. Which of the four do you fit in?
