Let’s Stone the Devil! (Part 2) By Humaira Nasim As we walked towards the Jamrat to perform the ritual of Rami, there was a big
Sadaf Farooqi takes an indepth look at the people who are exempted from performing Hajj and clears some of the misconceptions about it also.
Let’s Stone the Devil! (Part 1) By Humaira Nasim I cannot forget the night spent at Muzdalifah while performing the ritual of Hajj. It was
As an Ummah, we must build a unified response to these challenges. We also need to delve deeper into the political and economic agendas supporting the dissemination of such ideas. A strong, peaceful society arises from stable families, where gender roles and responsibilities are clearly defined.
Within one generation, LGBTQ ideas and behaviours have gone from taboo to mainstream. How did we get here, and why should we care? Sadaf Azhar takes an indepth look in light of an informative paper published by Yaqeen Institute
It’s not easy to talk about homosexuality with children, but it’s important. Here are some tips to tackle the issue.
In the era, when equality of genders is loudly praised and celebrated in the West, sometimes we tend to follow the flow without much thinking. Burhan and Laila Brence take a moment to see, what Islam has to say on the matter of differences between men and women.
by Raviha Asim and Sadaf Azhar Just as a tree without its roots falls, the death of a nation’s ideology is the beginning of its
Umm Isam takes a look at some of the ways parents can use to make their children aware about good and bad touches.
Is it hard to believe that ladies would be compared to crows and not feel offended. The following Hadeeth continues to amaze me. Umm Salamah
