By Hasib Noor Yet another article about the destruction of the Prophet’s grave is published and I catch the story early as it’s released. Wincing at...
By Amina Edota Do you always dream of the years ahead when you will hit your first million, memorise the Qur’an, or break some world record? Or...
Inaya’s Struggle Inaya is sixteen years old. She’s memorized Qur’an and is an inspiration to youth and adults alike. She’s inspired other girls to wear hijab...
100 years ago, the world witnessed a catastrophic event that was to spark global repercussions. In many parts of the world its legacies fuel violence and...
Though traveling scholars provide the fundamental framework of faith for Muslims in their individual communities, local scholarship will be the means to develop and nurture the...
“Can you tell me a good book to read on Islamic history?” This is a question that I get asked time and time again. I can’t...
Through Ramadan and the company of the righteous, the believer will grow near after being distant and be able to see with his heart after it...
The city of Toronto has many distinctions; the CN Tower, Skydome – the crack smoking escapades of its mayor – just to name few. One distinction,...
A couple nights ago, we broke one of our family Ramadan rules of “no fried food” and my mom went all out and cooked a bunch...
As I write this post, it is the last Jumuah of Ramadan, the 27th fast here in London. The new moon of Shawwal is almost upon...
