
Justice in Islam
Hafsa Ahmed and Tasneem Vali contemplate over the concept of ‘Justice in Islam’ in the light of Quran & Hadith and as practiced by the pious predecessors.

Hafsa Ahmed and Tasneem Vali contemplate over the concept of ‘Justice in Islam’ in the light of Quran & Hadith and as practiced by the pious predecessors.

Maryam Sakeenah presents suggestions for a comprehensive strategy to eliminate or at least drastically minimize sexual crimes against women in Pakistan

The World Hijab Day is an opportunity to show the Hijab wearing Muslim woman as not only an important part of the community but also actively engaged in it. She is a doctor, an athlete, a politician, an astro-physicist, and so much more, writes Kiran Shah

“And (there will be) Houris (fair females) with wide, lovely eyes (as wives for the pious) like unto preserved pearls.” (Al-Waqiah 22-23) When we look around us, huge

Balzac described modesty as “the conscience of the body.” In Islam, the term Haya (modesty) means ‘to be alive.’ It has been derived from the

Academics matter! But a teen’s relationship with Allah and spiritual development is just as important. Aisha Idris narrates the story of how Allah-fearing parents guide their teenaged daughter after an unfortunate incident at school.

Asma Hamza conducts an exclusive interview with Dawud Wharnsby, a Canadian born artisan, writer and troubadour. He is listed as one of the 500 Most Influential Muslims for contribution to Arts and Culture. Within sacred-music circles, Wharnsby is often cited as a pioneer in the composition of English hymns, inspired by Qur’anic spirituality.Listen to the full audio interview on our website.