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The Meaning of Allah's Name Al-Jabbar: The Compeller and Mender of Broken Hearts
Allah’s name al-Jabbār appears only once in the Qur’an (59:23), though its meanings preexist within every person’s fiṭra (original pure nature), awaiting the spark of revelation to activate their potency.
Saving Truth and Beauty: The Destruction of Nature and the Islamic Solution
If the destruction of nature reflects the human species' ethical, spiritual and psychological condition, what moral and ethical framework does the Qur'an and Prophetic Tradition provide as a practical alternative?
When the Earth Speaks Against Us: Environmental Ethics in Islam
Islam has at its core multiple environmental principles that many people are unaware of. This paper demonstrates that there exists a narrative within the Islamic tradition that can be extrapolated to form principles that can be implemented by Muslims in the West.
Shari'ah in Today's World: Renewing Islamic Discourse
Most people will agree that renewal of Islamic law is needed over time. But what does renewal consist of and what parts need to be renewed? Dr. Hatem ElHaj explores this topic in depth.
Atheism and Radical Skepticism: Ibn Taymiyyah’s Epistemic Critique
Does Atheism make sense? Atheists often demand, "Prove to me that God exists," but what will they accept as proof? Ibn Taymiyyah's epistemology exposes the problem of radical skepticism which goes back to Pyrrho and the Sophists.