Reliance: How 9 Hours Defined My Hajj
In 2011, my wife and I embarked on our pilgrimage to Makkah – called the Hajj. For those who are not of the Islamic faith, here’s a basic explanation of the Hajj – and how it
On the Commodification and Technologification of Urban Spaces and Relations
The death of Keyif, the rise of the Chinese techno-surveillance society, and its creeping influence in the West in the form of mob rule and control Commodifying coffee - why we now pay to
A Dedication to the Best of Creation
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم Bismillah is the beginning of all things good! My Master Muhammad The Messenger of Allah May Allah’s everlasting blessings and peace be upon You, Your Noble Family and
Daily Life in Damascus
Mohammed Waleed Nammoor captures photographs of his city to document stories about life in a country that is still enduring war. Follow him on Instagram @nammor227 link slot situs toto situs gacor
The Bliss of Suffering
(Don't be consumed by Current Joys playing in the background.) Ashtray brimmed with cigarette butts. Curtains concealing the outside world and the first flush of morning light. Last night, it was a confrontation with demons
On The Entanglement of Racism, Policing, and Capital, within the Human Empire of Absolute Freedom.
(Or, on why it has taken hundreds of years of publicly lynching Blacks, for most of y’all to find out last week.) Bismillahi ar-Rahmani ar-Rahim: We live under the hegemony of a European project
The Man of Song
Decades ago, a shaykh of the Darqawa tariqa (Sufi order) instructed one of his muqqadims (deputies) to go to South Africa with the Diwans of Shaykh Muhammad ibn al Habib because the Zulu people love
I Like To Remember Things My Own Way
"Do you know what home is?" "Yesterday", answers Clive Wearing to his wife when she asks. She is the only person he remembered after contracting an illness that attacked his central nervous system and damaged