By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“The great scholars who founded the 4 major schools of Islamic Jurisprudence showed exemplary respect and deference towards each other. They weren’t arrogant or dogmatic. They taught us the classic rule of respectful disagreement: “I think I’m right, but I may be wrong. I think you’re wrong, but you may be right…” This way we can weigh up arguments without losing face and without humiliating each other…
By Shaykh Fadlallah Haeri
“Sometimes, less is more. We can become Minimalists. The less we chase after wealth and status, the more we can cultivate a sense of inner contentment, happiness and a joy that lasts….”
The Conservative peer and former party co-chair told the Guardian she was deeply worried about the current political climate, claiming a surge in “respectable racism” was feeding the far right….
By Remona Aly
“Complaints are pouring in after the Sun’s columnist criticised the headscarf-wearing newsreader. He’s manipulating an already volatile anti-Muslim climate…”
By David Hearst, Editor Middle East Eye, 16 July 2016 To mount a coup, senior Turkish army officers from the commando units, …
By Khalil Moya
“Don’t step back when it comes to earning your place in Allah’s garden. Don’t allow others to pass you on the way to winning Allah’s good pleasure. Be selfish in earning your share of the afterlife…”
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“Failure can often be a springboard to success. Never give up . Try harder. Don’t settle for mediocrity. Become an expert in your field…
Remember your success in this life ultimately depends on your success in the life fo come.. Set your goal on pleasing Allah through your work in serving His creation…”
“New British Prime Minister Teresa May quotes from the Quran. She says that Islam is a religion of peace, and that the vast majority of British Muslims reject political violence: They say, emphatically, “Not in my name”
