Have you ever bought an item of clothing; a shirt, trouser, or even a hijab, and noticed the change in color after having washed it repeatedly?...
The lack of appropriate compensation has led to the rise of qualified scholars and imams seeking other means of financial compensation beyond the local community as...
The word crisis is defined as a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger. Based on this definition, the Muslim Ummah has been and is currently...
In my last article on the American Muslim campaign against established knowledge, scholarship, and academia, I attempted to bring to the forefront of Muslim discourse the...
Guest post by Abdul Wahab Saleem (Facebook/Twitter) I received a question on my Facebook page recently about what the difference between a Shaykh and an Ustādh...
The following is an excerpt from the text Mukhtaaraatul Adab (مختارات الأدب) which was taught to last year’s Dream students by Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda. Ali said, لَيْسَ...
Ever since the Boston marathon bombings, my mind has been swarming with thoughts and emotions. I have been glued to the internet, digesting article after article,...
Follow Shaykh Waleed on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShaykhWaleedBasyouni I read so many of his books before I met him. I immersed myself in his words, written and spoken,...
Follow Shaykh Waleed on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShaykhWaleedBasyouni We were walking back to my teacher’s Riyadh home from the masjid after the Isha prayer when all of the...
A Short Story By Umm Zakiyyah “You should really consider accepting their offer,” Mona said. Barakah sighed as she balanced the cell phone between her shoulder...