“Masjid uncles” often get a bad rap: portrayed as grumpy immigrants, trapped in the past, squabbling over petty masjid politics, and oblivious to modern-day realities and...
Zainab bint Younus writes a book review of Mantle of Mercy: Islamic Chaplaincy in North America – edited by Muhammad A. Ali, Omer Bajwa, Sondos Kholaki,...
Being born Muslim and having a Muslim upbringing –however exceptional or flawed– sometimes gives us a sense comfort that we have guidance, therefore we are good....
College students are very familiar with various standards, benchmarks, and metrics for success. In order for them to succeed they have to put in hard work,...
Islam is a religion that provides a complete system of living for humankind, including marital harmony and conflict resolution. Islam is not a symbolic religion that...
By the late eighties, or maybe the early nineties, ‘‘’Aqidah comes first” started to become something of a slogan in certain Muslim quarters here in Britain....
A very happy Eid to all of our readers! We pray that Allah has blessed us all immensely, forgiven our sins, and accepted our deeds this...
Motherhood And Hajar After the spiritual high of Ramadan has worn off, Allah Most High, in His Mercy, provides us with the gift of the first...
Time and time again, sitting with hundreds of patients in my role as a hospital chaplain, I’m learning that the most powerful spiritual discoveries come at...
In this edition of From The Chaplain's Desk, we learn of the Prophetic training when it comes to sacred activism.
