Umm Saad observes some qualities of the Prophet’s (saw) excellent character that showed up in his marital life. Let us look at them one by
Umm Saad reiterates that our children have certain rights upon us and we, as parents, have to fulfill them. Only then can we make them realize our rights on them. We must lead by example.
Laila Brence narrates the true story of a young woman and how her quest for the true religion led her to Islam
Dr. Jimmy Jones presents some hard hitting truths about racism the world over and how it can be overcome.
In the early seventh century, Prophet Muhammad (sa) in his Farewell Address sternly advised his followers that all people are created equal: “All humans are
The birth of Usamah Bin Zaid (rta) was a great joy for the Prophet (sa), who had a very close connection with the child’s parents.
Who are the true servants of the Most Merciful and what are their defining characteristics? Umm Zahra takes an indepth look and encourages us to become one of them
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.
