What’s In a Name? -Ruth Nasrullah
My last name, Nasrullah, is actually my husband’s first name, the result of trying to fit a south Asian-style name into a western configuration. Of course, I didn’t have to
Niqab (Face-Veil) in the West…
7 May, 2007
by Amad Dawah and Interfaith, Integration and Interactions, Reflections & Responses 83 comments
The following article, appended below, (hat-tip to theTranslators) touches on many of the issues that Muslim women face while living in the West. Personally, I find the article very enlightened
Am I Teaching Contempt? -Ruth Nasrullah
I coordinate an “Islam 101†class at my masjid. Most of our students are Muslims who recently converted. Although we teach them aqeedah and basic aspects of Quran and sunnah,
The Big Questions, Part II—The Purpose of Life
Previous: The Big Questions Part I – On Atheism, God & More… The Big Questions, Part II—The Purpose of Life by Dr. Laurence Brown (reproduced with permission) The first of
The Big Questions (Part I of III) – On Atheism, God & More…
Next: The Big Questions, Part II—The Purpose of Life Our guest-writer of this series, Dr. Laurence Brown, a former atheist, received his B.A. from Cornell University, his MD from Brown
Moderate in the Extreme -Ruth Nasrullah
A while back I wrote on my Houston Chronicle blog about whether or not Islam can be “reformed.” The post was written for non-Muslim readers, and in it I argued
My Redemption -Ruth Nasrullah
My daughter is insha Allah graduating from college this June with a bachelor’s degree in political science (concentration in international relations). I’ve been working on her graduation album and in
To Cope with Death Upon a Passing
After the passing of a co-worker, I was struck by the response to death that everyone around me had. Normally, death brings a reminder to us. It reminds us of
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