Liberal Extremism
Long beard, shalwar kameez (shalwar above ankles), black abaya, an ‘astaghfar!’ here, a ‘tauba tauba!’ there. What comes to your […]
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The History of the Compilation of The Qur’an
One of the most distinguishing characteristics of Islam is the fact that the source book of this religion, the Holy
The Charter of Madinah – Mankind’s First Written Constitution
Throughout the history of the world, all countries and nations operated under certain laws promulgated by their founders/rulers. From the
Fruit Fritters for Ramadan
Everyone is familiar with pancakes but most people aren’t aware of fritters which are very similar, but deep fried and
Abu Hamid al-Ghazali: One of Islam’s Most Gifted Scholars
“He came at a time when people stood in dire need of replies against the philosophers than the darkest night
Dr. Hamidullah: The Brightest Star from the 20th Century Muslim Scholars
He spent fifty years alone in a small, fourth floor apartment in Paris, living an austere life. His sustenance comprised
The Best Among Us are Those who Learn and Teach Islam
“According to a tradition reported by Abdullah Ibn Amr (RAA) and transmitted by Darimi (RA), once Allah´s Messenger (SAW) happened
Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah – Savior of the Islamic Creed
“The one who is (truly) imprisoned is the one whose heart is imprisoned from Allah, and the captivated one is
Muhammad Asad: From Judaism to Islam
Muhammad Asad (1900 – 1992), formally known as Leopold Weiss came from a long line of Jewish Rabbis. His work
The Four Great Imams of Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh)
Why do we need to follow a specific madhab or school of jurisprudence (fiqh) when we have direct access to