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Intersectionality and Palestine Solidarity: Why Muslims Need to Lead the Gaza Protests | Blog
Speaking Truth to Power: Islamic Rules for Protests, Civil Disobedience, and Encampments for Gaza | Blog
Surah Al Buruj and the Divine Response to Genocide and Injustice | Blog
Qunut Nazilah: A Guide to Making Dua for the Oppressed in Times of War | Blog
How Gaza is Restoring Faith in God and Saving the World | Blog
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Why Did Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Marry Aisha? Dismantling the Controversy of Aisha's Age
Was Aisha (ra) a child when she married the Prophet ﷺ? What is an appropriate age to get married? Explore the legacy of Aisha (ra) - the youngest wife of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Islam and the Abortion Debate
Is Islam pro-life, pro-choice, or both depending on the circumstances? And what implications does the answer to this question have for current political discourse? This essay seeks to offer a comprehensive look at how classical and contemporary Muslim jurists have dealt with the subject in accordance with evolving methods, circumstances, and debates surrounding the topics of contraception and abortion.
Finding Hope in Faith: An Optimistic Outlook During Hardship
Even amidst such widespread negativity, there are those voices we all naturally gravitate toward and secretly wish to adopt as our own – those of the optimists who see the proverbial glass as half full.
"Be a Man!" Constructing Prophetic Masculinity
How should Muslims in the modern West approach the phrase ‘Be a man’? How can the scriptures of Islam guide us, and what model do they provide?
Financing Kindness as a Society: The Rise & Fall of Islamic Philanthropic Institutions (Waqfs)
Islam encourages charitable actions on a daily basis through a myriad of practices that can be done, ranging from very easy and simple to grand and socially transformational, such as speaking out against injustice. In this publication, Dr. Khalil Abdur-Rashid explores both the origins and transformation of waqfs, or charitable foundations, and endowments in Islam.