Based on the Quran & Sunnah
The Battle of Tabuk marked the Prophet’s final military expedition. The Muslims set out in Rajab during the ninth year after the Hijrah and travelled to the region of Tabuk. The area took its name from a tall, fortified structure that stood beside a spring on the road from Hijr to Damascus, near the Syrian […]
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Brothers and sisters, over the past few years we have watched a crisis grow in our society. It is destroying lives, breaking families and corrupting our young people, and for many it has ended in an early death. That crisis is drugs: the taking of them, and the buying and selling of them. These are […]
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Islam came to China in two main ways. One way was by sea from the south-east. Muslim traders travelled by ship to Canton. The other way was by land from the north-west. They travelled through the Pamir Mountains, the Tarim Basin, Kansu, and Shensi. This route was part of the old Silk Road. Many Muslims […]
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Nearly 800 years ago, Muslims ruled a significant part of Spain. This period began in the year 711 when a leader named Tariq led his soldiers across the sea to Spain. Legend says he burned his own boats to prevent his troops from retreating, forcing them to fight with determination. Tariq’s army won many battles, […]
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There was a time when Muslim culture was not thin, rushed, or flat. It was rich, textured, and deeply alive. It was carried in the lines of architecture, in the discipline of ad ab, in the beauty of poetry, in the warmth of communal rituals, and in the quiet dignity of everyday manners. Muslim life […]
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Title: Why Muslims Don’t Read Anymore – Understanding a Cultural Shift Muslim civilisation was built on a profound relationship with the written word. The first revealed word of the Qur’an was “Iqra” – “Read” – and for centuries Muslims responded by founding libraries, madrasas, and centres of learning from Baghdad to Timbuktu. Reading was not […]
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When we think about the cities that shaped our world, a few familiar names usually come to mind: Athens, Rome, London, Paris. But there is another story we often overlook — a story of Muslim cities whose names many people forget, even though their ideas still shape our science, architecture, trade, and daily lives. These […]
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Muslim youth in the West are growing up at a remarkable crossroads. They are shaping their identities in classrooms, on campuses, online, and in communities that often send mixed messages about who they are and where they belong. For them, education is not just about grades or qualifications. It is about confidence, identity, purpose, and […]
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Muharram is one of the most sacred months in the Islamic calendar and holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims around the world. As the first month of the Islamic year, it marks a powerful moment for reflection, renewal, and spiritual growth. It is not simply the beginning of a new calendar cycle, […]
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A person rarely struggles, sacrifices, and works hard for something they do not truly believe in. In the same way, those who strive for the sake of Islam show that their faith is not merely a claim of the tongue, but something rooted in the heart and proven through action. This is why charity is […]
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