Sh Abu Aaliyah Surkheel charted the rise of Islam’s first heterodox sect, the Khawarij, in the first segment of this series. The Khawarij are those who were described...
As ISIS continues its murder and violence across the provinces it controls and seeks to control, and as it continues to plague the conscience of the...
With the news of China forcing imams to dance in public and to make oaths to keep children away from religion in what is known as...
By Walid Darab Terrorist groups like ISIS use social media like Twitter to recruit young impressionable minds. They rely on teens who have a “restrictive” household...
Graeme Wood’s “What ISIS Really Wants,” published in the March 2015 edition of The Atlantic, has quickly become the most widely read article on the militant...
By Dean Obeidallah This is a crosspost. The post first appeared on “The Daily Beast” and can be found here. Official word is that the shooting...
Why don’t we Muslims ever condemn terrorism? This is a perennial question many intelligent, reflective people have asked over the years. Usually these people don’t have...
Acts of terrorism are un-Islamic acts; this applies to all acts of terrorism, such as the recent attacks in France, Australia, and Pakistan. There has been...
Canadians are still recovering from the horrific shootings which took place in Parliament Hill last week. There’s a lot that can be discussed as we try...
Suffice it to say, this is the most depressing anniversary yet of the Egyptian uprising. Somehow, the country has managed in the last three years not...