Why Islam was always ahead on human rights
When the phrase “human rights” comes up, most people think of events that have happened in modern history such as The Universal Declaration of Human
When culture clashes with Islam, what should you follow?
In every society, human beings live by two invisible forces: culture and religion. Both shape how we think, behave, and belong. Both offer guidance, meaning,
What does the heart of a Prophet look like?
The emotional intelligence of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) In an age where emotional intelligence is praised as a hallmark of effective leadership, great character,
The Caliphate of ʿUmar ibn al-Khattab (RA): A Legacy of Justice, Courage, and Devotion
Long before the rise of the Islamic empire, a man walked in Arabia with such presence that even his enemies paused. ʿUmar ibn al-Khattab (RA) was tall,
The Psychology of sin: A journey through the soul
Sin, in the Islamic worldview, is a deeply existential and psychological event. It is the moment when human beings, endowed with divine guidance from The
When a slave became the voice of Islam
The desert sun was merciless. Blazing down on the sands of Makkah, it spared no one – least of all the man lying flat on his back,
Will the Muslim world ever be united? Let’s talk about it.
When the emigrants arrived in Madinah – dust on their clothes, hope in their hearts – the Prophet (SAW) paired strangers as brothers. Unity wasn’t
Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA): The first Caliph and closest companion of the Prophet (SAW)
In the long and shining history of Islam, few names stand as tall and as noble as Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA). As the first adult
What if Eid came every week?
When we think of Eid, our minds often drift to the radiant mornings of Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Adha – days filled with
International day commemorating the victims of acts of violence based on religion or belief
On Aug. 22, the world pauses to acknowledge those who have suffered or lost their lives simply because of what they believe in. However, this
