Shaykh Abdullah Mullanee and Zainab bint Younus muse over the nostalgia of the Golden Age of Islam, and question the tendency to romanticize the past without...
Can Muslim women become scholars of Islam? Should they become Islamic scholars? Zainab bint Younus speaks to Anse Tamara Gray, a Muslim woman scholar, all about...
One of the United States’ major centres of Islamic learning completed a major milestone this week. The Darul Qasim College, an Islamic seminary in Illinois, has...
Introduction Black Muslims in the United States are often referred to as “indigenous Muslims” (Love, 2017) who embody unique intersections of racial, religious, and national identities...
Student loans, often accruing crippling amounts of interest, are often taken as a given for Muslims in the West seeking higher education – but it...
As parents, our top priority is the safety and well-being of our children. Teaching them how to recognize and respond to potential dangers is crucial. Here...
At MuslimMatters.org, we have zero tolerance for any kind of abuse, especially child sexual abuse. We recognize that molestation and abuse exist in the Muslim community...
While religious internet influencers play an important role in today's age, institutional mooring is vital for long-term spiritual development.
My sister died from healthcare negligence. Here’s what I learned. My sister had died due to negligence in a hospital in the US. In her full...
This Ramadan, MuslimMatters reached out to our regular (and not-so-regular) crew of writers asking them to share their reflections on various ayahs/surahs of the Quran, ideally...