By Professor Ali Ansari
“…the perception grows that a war intended to make us safe from terrorism has encouraged homegrown radicalisation while the man seen as culpable spends more time making money than making peace.”
By Dr Hossam Roushdi.
“In Islam, sincere repentance not only effaces our sinful deeds. If we acknowledge our faults and sincerely repent to Allah, then the deed itself is marked as a good deed. Allah can turn our debits into credits, if we sincerely turn towards Him…”
Malala Yusufzai, the youngest Nobel Prize winner, has turned out to be a hero and a villain simultaneously in her home country, …
By Dr Husni Hammuda To hear this audio khutbah, please click on the link below: Cures for illness – Prophetic Medicine
By Shaykh Hamza Yusuf To view this Youtube video, please click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJo4B-yaxfk
From the Daily Telegraph, 1:34PM BST 25 Oct 2014 A Front National local councillor has embarrassed France’s far-Right party by announcing his …
By Ashir Karim
“Today, over a thousand years after the founding of al-Qarawiyyin, one wonders: What went wrong? Why has Islamic civilization, despite the early jump in higher learning over other cultures, why has it not continued to be a pioneer in science, technology, medicine, and business? Why has it not been a vanguard of art and literature? And why is it that Muslims have not developed curious minds, an intellectual curiosity, that is the hallmark and at the root of Western civilization’s success…”
By Theresa Corbin CNN 14 Ocober 2014 Editor’s note: Theresa Corbin is a writer living in New Orleans. She is the founder of Islamwich and …
