My Failed Attempt at Explaining Islam to Non-Muslims
I was eating ice cream with one of my favourite persons and although I do not like to discuss religious matters with him because “he just wouldn’t understand”, but my ice cream feeling was in
Book Review: “The Walking Qur’an” by Rudolph T. Ware III
Dr. Bilal Ware eloquently takes us through the inception, cultivation, and fruition of Islam in West Africa, on a timeline as far back as the early 9th century to the present day. Navigating historical events
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
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
Anti-Racist Work is Prophetic and Quranic Work
There is a story of Sayyidna Bilal (May Allah be pleased with him) and Sayyidna Abu Dharr (May Allah be pleased with him) who were having a confrontation in public. In this confrontation, Abu Dharr
Towards A Better Way of Educating
Tahirah Amatullah found secrets in the pages of Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah, which has started a journey to understand what “education” and “knowledge” is, and how we can share it with those around us and