Advice to a young girl who wants to know how she can stop her tongue from hurting other people
Racism has existed worldwide in every era of humankind. It varies from mild to extreme. Superpowers, such as the USA, have up until today their centuries old scores to settle between the black and the white races internally. Their international politics is yet another ball game they play externally, writes Rana Rais Khan in her editorial.
Kiran Shah explores who the people of colour around the Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him) were and how they made a positive contribution to the society in Madinah
Umm Isam shares the story of Ebrahim Rasool, former South Africa’s ambassador to the USA and his long involvement in the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa.
The front runners are always ahead of others. Who are these front runners or Sabiqoon? What did they excel in? And how can we emulate them? Sadaf Azhar Omar takes a comprehensive look.
We’ve heard about the bridge of Sirat on the Day of Resurrection, but few have heard of another bridge called Qantarah. Sumaira Dada presents some lesser known facts about Qantarah
In this insightful article, Ammar Awais takes a look at how artificial intelligence is seeping into our lives and the covert ways in which it is affecting our spirituality.
In order to revive the lost glory, every individual must play an important role in building the Ummah for the next hundred years. Saadia Ahmed looks at some ways we can contribute.
What is the first thing Allah (swt) created? Pen. (Abu Dawood) What did Allah (swt) say to the pen? Write. (The decree of creation) What
Absar H. Kazmi exposes the new tactics of 21st century warfare and suggests the ways of curtailing its effects on Muslim society In approximately 653
