In The Great Theft, Khaled Abou El Fadl, one of the world's preeminent Islamic scholars, argues that Islam is currently passing through a transformative period no less dramatic than the movements that swept through Europe during the...
Read More »Call for Papers: The Qurʻan in its Milieu of Origin, Possibilities of the Historical Reconstruction of the Qurʻanic Revelation
International Conference on “The Qur’an in its Milieu of Origin. Possibilities of the Historical Reconstruction of the Qur’anic Revelation” will be held on November 2019, in...
Read More »What Are the Legal Obligations of a Wife towards Her Husband?
The sustainability, continuity and stability of a marital life depend on love, understanding and respect for mutual rights. In order for the family, which is small social unit, to be solidified and strengthened, the religion of...
Read More »David Wood Gets Uncomfortable when Asked was Jesus all Knowing?
David Wood gets uncomfortable when asked if Jesus is god why he had not known about the hour and the day?...
Read More »NHA Launches ‘Tahfidh’ App to Provide Resources for Quran Learners
The National Huffadh Association of UK has launched an app called ‘Tahfidh’ to help you memories the Quran...
Read More »Athens’ First Official Mosque to Open in Ramadan
The first official mosque in the Greek capital is set to open in May just in time for the holy month of Ramadan...
Read More »Feeling of ‘Oneness’ Makes Muslims Most Satisfied with their Lives
Muslim people feel the most satisfied with their lives because they feel more 'oneness,' or connection than people of other faiths, a new study suggests....
Read More »Woman by Mahdi Mahrizi +PDF
In this Book, the writer has discussed the Social independence of women, modern life and Islam, women in Qur'an, family rights, differences between men and women, inheritance, divorce, mut'a, and polygamy...
Read More »Video: Women in New Zealand Continue Wearing Hijab in Support of Muslim Community
Many of the woman in attendance continued making and wearing headscarves in solidarity with their Muslim neighbors...
Read More »Article: Negotiating Muslim–Christian Relations in Kenya through Waqfs, 1900–2010
The article draws mainly on the perspective of the Muslim minority in Kenya and argues that state control of waqfs in Kenya did not only interfere with normative practices but also partly laid the ground for the present-day economic and political marginalization and exclusion of...
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