Preface The first time I held a dying child in my arms, something in me changed forever. She was a little girl in Syria. The same...
The Weight of Symbolic Recognition When I saw the image, I stopped scrolling. A mosque with an American flag in front of it. The words across...
As a person born with a muscular physical disability, who now uses a wheelchair, I naturally hoped that all of our masajid would be accessible.
Co-authored by Mufti Abdullah Nana and Dr. Shafi Lodhi Picture the last time you donated during Ramadan. Maybe you were scrolling through your phone after taraweeh,...
You could die before it arrives. This is not morbid. This is the mathematics of existence that every Muslim knows but rarely speaks aloud. Last Ramadan,...
Imagine a masjid having the funds to uplift a family out of poverty, but bullying them instead. This is exactly what happened at one suburban masjid....
On a quiet school morning, a mother stands frozen at her front window, watching the street. Her child’s backpack rests by the door. The bus is...
