Oneness in Variation: Ruminations on a Linguistic Miracle
Last year was perhaps the first time that many of us spent the blessed month of Ramadan without attending the Masjid at all. We read all of our daily prayers and the additional night prayer
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
Quran for the Impaired
Quran for the Impaired As a baby, he was given to the orphanage and was adopted by a loving couple when he was 8 months old. His selfless mother brought him to our weekend school
Woman of the Week: Radia Bawa Hendricks
We caught up with Radia Bawa Hendricks, founder and director of Zahraa Institute, an independent educational institute for women focusing on understanding the Qur'an. HIKAAYAT: You began memorizing the Qur’an at a very young age