In today’s episode, Imam Tom Facchine talks to Shaykh Dr Haitham al-Haddad on the subtle tentacles of modernity, Liberalism and secularism that we don’t realise we’ve absorbed.
Muslims need to chart an independent path in politics and not crave the attention of established parties, argues Muhammad Jalal, host of The Thinking Muslim podcast.
A key example of the dangers of liberal and secular thinking: forcing women to reduce their modesty and arguing that it is empowering.
Is it wrong to say Islam is a patriarchal religion? Widad Mezahi leads the call to embrace this somewhat controversial description.
It is welcome news that extramarital sex and cohabitation are now illegal in Indonesia, which is home to 231 million Muslims.
Afghan women are not passive entities that need rescuing by White liberals, writes Zimarina Sarwar…
In 1960 Tunisia's secularist president Bourguiba asked the esteemed scholar Ibn ʿĀshÅ«r to issue a fatwa to abandon fasting for its impact on the economy. Ibn ʿĀshÅ«r went on public radio and…
If you are anything like me then you will have been a bit sceptical of the scale—and ostentatiousness—of some of the outrage following the Cambridge Analytica scandal this week
We are today exposed to many types of thought and ideologies such as secularism, liberalism, atheism and humanism—how does this affect us?
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