MuslimMatters interviewed chaplains Omer Bajwa of Yale University and Abdul-Muhaymin Priester of Grinnell College for their thoughts on the campus protests.
The end, when it came, was swift. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s latest, longest, and most lethal stint in power (2008-24) ended with an ignominious flight,...
Zainab bint Younus and Dr. Monia Mazigh speak about the importance of being proactive advocates in a time of increasing Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian sentiments. As individuals...
Since the first Gaza solidarity encampment launched at Columbia University on April 17, 2024, college students around the county have adopted this form of peaceful protest...
Someone inquired of Imam Ahmad, “Can a man buy from the enemy?” Imam Ahmad (may Allah have mercy on him) answered, “Nothing should be bought from...
Shaun King, a prominent figure in social activism, particularly in movements advocating for Black Lives Matter and against police brutality, accepted Islam at the Valley Ranch...
As a society, we like to believe we have made strides in equality. We celebrate the diversity of our country, we have cultural sensitivity training workshops,...
Why should Muslims fight for human rights? Isn’t it all a rigged game and pointless? Hena Zuberi, human rights activist, talks to Zainab bint Younus about...
As Bangladesh reflects on passing another Victory Day on December 16, the nation stands at a critical juncture, confronting some of the most challenging moments in...
Dr. Claudine Gay’s resignation as president of Harvard University indicates the devaluing of academic freedom and intellectual thought. This is an ominous blow to academia for...
