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 Lubaaba Amatullah Seen from above, the size of the bazaar is incredible, row upon row of colorful stalls selling everything from food to ethnic clothing...
This is cross post, you can find the original here By Hani Almadhoun director of donor development at ANERA The UN High Commissioner for Refugees has...
By Nur Kose and Zaynub Siddiqui The school year will be beginning for many kids around the world. Many kids are wondering what this year will be...
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...
We are all witness to what is happening in Palestine – deplorable, despicable, shameful, horrific and completely avoidable if only some good sense could prevail on...
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...
By Laila Alawa Given that the American Muslim population was just recently found to be the most racially diverse religious group in the United States, 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,...