Based on the Quran & Sunnah
In the book Good Muslim, Bad Muslim, author Mahmood Mamdani explains a very important and surprising story: how the U.S. government, especially the CIA, helped create the very type of jihadist groups they later called terrorists. This part of history is often hidden, but it’s very important if we want to understand what is happening […]
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The Middle East is a crucible of shifting alliances and enduring rivalries, none more central to its geopolitical landscape than the protracted, often overt, conflict between Israel and Iran. Recent escalations, including direct military confrontations in 2025, have brought this long-standing animosity into sharp focus. When discussing Israel’s strategic approach, the term “separation” is crucial […]
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The perception that many Muslim-majority countries currently experience significant economic hardship is widespread. This report aims to deconstruct this narrative by moving beyond simplistic explanations, offering a multifaceted analysis rooted in historical context, geopolitical forces, and complex internal dynamics. The objective is to provide an evidence-based understanding, emphasizing that contemporary economic challenges are the result […]
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The global religious landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, with Islam emerging as the fastest-growing major religion worldwide. From 2010 to 2020, the global Muslim population surged by an impressive 347 million people, reaching a total of 2.0 billion. This expansion notably outpaced other major religious groups; for instance, Christians grew by 122 million to […]
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Islamic eschatology, the theological study of the end of the world and the afterlife, forms a fundamental pillar of faith, alongside belief in God, angels, revealed books, messengers, and divine decree. It encompasses beliefs about the Day of Judgment, the resurrection, and a series of apocalyptic signs that herald the End Times. Central to these […]
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The Enigma of the Dajjal and a Contentious Connection The Dajjal, an enigmatic figure in Islamic eschatology, represents the ultimate trial (fitna) before the Day of Judgment. His emergence is a pivotal sign of the End Times, prophesied to bring widespread deception and corruption to humanity.1 The narratives surrounding the Dajjal are central to understanding […]
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Justice, Compassion, and the Path Forward: An Islamic Perspective on Conflict and Humanity The Middle East, a cradle of civilizations and faiths, has a history as rich and complex as the tapestry of its diverse peoples. From ancient empires to the rise of Islam, this region has been a crucible of human experience, marked by […]
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The Abbasid Caliphate, which rose to power in 750 CE, marked a profound transformation in Islamic governance, fundamentally reshaping the political and cultural landscape of the Islamic world.1 This pivotal shift was not merely a change in ruling dynasties but a response to widespread discontent with the preceding Umayyad Caliphate. The Umayyads, based in Damascus, […]
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More Than Just Politeness – The Essence of Adab and Akhlaq In Islam, the concept of good manners transcends mere superficial politeness; it forms the very core of a believer’s identity and practice. This profound emphasis is encapsulated in two fundamental Arabic terms: Adab and Akhlaq. Adab refers to the outward manifestations of good manners […]
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Africa stands not merely as a recipient of Islamic influence but as a vibrant crucible where Islamic civilization flourished, adapted, and contributed profoundly to global Islamic thought and culture. Its rich history with Islam spans over fourteen centuries, making it an integral part of the continent’s identity.1 Distinct from other regions where Islam primarily spread […]
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