The Fruits of Good Character
By Khalil Moya
Human Evolution: A Three Stage Religiously Civilized Species
By Rabbi Allen S Maller
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Many secularists dislike the idea that spiritual desires drove the rise of stage three Homo Sapiens human civilization. They fret that it will reinforce or restore religion’s central place in society. Even worse, it might mean that the Marxist influenced view that the economic means of production is the primary driving force in the development of human society and civilization; is factually false…”
Sharing the Earth’s Resources
By Arshad Gamiet
“To reverse global warming, food insecurity, species extinction and ecological disaster, we must change our personal habits. We must change our attitude, change our lifestyle. We have to stop treating Planet Earth as if it’s just another giant shopping mall orbiting the sun!”
Why is the Muslim World so weak?
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“The Quran makes a clear distinction between Muslims and Believers. Those who have complete faith and trust in Allah are true Believers. They have progressed from merely declaring their faith and observing the basic 5 pillars. The Believers have moved on to a higher level…..
Brexit, Trump and the Prophetic Way
By Arshad Gamiet
“The whole world seems to be anxiously awaiting the outcome of the US Presidential elections. Will it be Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton? In 4 days’ time we’ll know the answer. And: What about Brexit? Will it be a hard or soft departure from the European Union? What does all this mean for Muslims?”
A hero of Islamic altruism
The beloved and internationally acclaimed humanitarian called “Maulana Edhi” and “Angel of Mercy”1 by those he cared for returned to the mercy …
Don’t follow them!
By Khalil Moya
“This khutbah is a warning not to follow in the footsteps of misguided people…..
Be Allah-conscious, follow bad deeds with good ones, and show others your best conduct
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“Imam Nawawi collected 40 Hadith that cover the whole spectrum of guidance for a Muslim. In today’s Hadith we learn to be constantly Allah-conscious (Taqwa), to immediately follow a bad deed with a good deed, and to always show other people our best conduct….