In a nondescript building in Northern Virginia, sitting amongst others just like it, comes together much of the displaced Uyghur community of the United States. The...
Eid is a time of celebration where Muslims wear new clothes, indulge in eating a variety of food with loved ones, and be part of a...
By Sarah Karim, Executive Director, Ethaar Close your eyes for a moment and picture what comes to mind when you hear the word refugee. Like many...
This Ramadan, Islam By Touch is hosting a livestream of Taraweeh prayers for blind or otherwise disabled Muslims who are unable to attend prayers in the...
In the name of Allah, Most Merciful, Grantor of Mercy Many new and renewed Muslims fill the masjids in Ramadan. For some of them, it’s an...
It is not too difficult to evoke an image of the idyllic Ramadan atmosphere, particularly in Muslim-majority countries: a community of believers praying the morning prayer...
Alhamdulillah we’re on the cusp of yet another Ramadan, and with every year we have a growing list of articles that we hope our readers benefit,...
Let me ask you a simple question that I already know the answer to. Which is easier, fasting 30 consecutive days in Ramadan or 6 non-consecutive...
In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Grantor of Mercy. Islam centralized certain moral qualities that serve a foundational role upon which all other...
Introduction The Muslim community within the United States is diverse, consisting of many different racial and ethnic groups in which no racial or ethnic group makes...