There are many journeys that made history. Think Musa crossing the Red Sea, Hannibal crossing the Alps or Caesar crossing the Rubicon. But there’s one journey...
1. Worst massacre in Europe since WWII Srebrenica was the first ever UN safe area. Yet in July 1995 the worst atrocities in Europe since WWII...
With the news of China forcing imams to dance in public and to make oaths to keep children away from religion in what is known as...
By L Amatullah Early modern interactions between Western Europe and the Ottomans were not only dynamic but a clarifying comment on an age in which...
By Maryam Sultan Since moving to Flushing, NY 8 months ago, I have passed by the John Bowne House countless times. The sign outside of this...
Translated by: Mohammad Elshinawy I have pondered a great deal over the rise of nations, and this lead me to notice something truly marvelous – namely...
The great British philosopher, logician and mathematician, Bertrand Russell (1872 – 1970) wrote in his autobiography (1950, p. 395): When I survey my life, it seems to...
It’s always a pleasure when Shaykh Salah Al-Sawy comes to town. I try to make sure that I have no plans, and if I do have...
By Dawud Walid During Black History Month, I have the intention of writing brief summaries, not in depth biographies, of some of the early figures in...
Dr. Wajid Akhter, an MD by profession, is also a passionate historian of Islam. He talks to us about the state of Islamic History and why...
