If my life is already written, then what’s the point?
The beauty of divinity and paradox within Islamic philosophy The paradox between free will and divine knowledge is one of the most challenging and enduring
The Man the Angels Were Shy Around: Reflecting on the Character of Uthman ibn Affan (RA)
Uthman ibn Affan (RA) may not have been the most outspoken or commanding figure among the companions, but his quiet strength, deep faith, and generosity
The engineering of a raindrop
Rain is one of the most familiar elements of nature; a routine part of our lives that we often take for granted. We witness it
What are the seven layers of Hell in Islam, and who will enter them?
Hell is not a concept to be brushed aside or spoken of lightly. In Islam, the reality of Jahannam, or Hellfire, is one of the core elements
The Quran and Sunnah are the Islamic blueprints for peaceful resistance
In the dusty valley of Ta’if, the Messenger of Allah (SAW) stood with bleeding feet and a heavy heart. He (SAW) had come with a
Why a civilization can never flourish without the elderly
In many homes, we often find that there is a quiet space that is maybe overlooked on a day-to-day basis, but carries the most tranquility
The neuroscience of Salaah: How prayer rewires the brain
Have you ever had that moment in your life when everything around you feels super overwhelming, and everything that you thought you had under control
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,
