You keep hearing about the jinn, but do you know what they actually are?
Among the many unseen creations of Allah (SWT), the jinn hold a unique place in the Islamic worldview. Often spoken of with curiosity, fear, or
Are you ready for the loneliest night of your life? Here’s everything that happens during the first night in the grave
Among the most powerful realities that every human being will face is death. In Islam, we are taught that death is not the end, it
If my life is already written, then what’s the point?
The beauty of divinity and paradox within Islamic philosophy The paradox between free will and divine knowledge is one of the most challenging and enduring
The Man the Angels Were Shy Around: Reflecting on the Character of Uthman ibn Affan (RA)
Uthman ibn Affan (RA) may not have been the most outspoken or commanding figure among the companions, but his quiet strength, deep faith, and generosity
The engineering of a raindrop
Rain is one of the most familiar elements of nature; a routine part of our lives that we often take for granted. We witness it
What are the seven layers of Hell in Islam, and who will enter them?
Hell is not a concept to be brushed aside or spoken of lightly. In Islam, the reality of Jahannam, or Hellfire, is one of the
The Ummah and AI: Who owns the future of knowledge?
The 21st century is witnessing a profound shift in how human beings interact with knowledge. What was once stored in books, passed through teachers, and
Islam has never told us to remain silent about mental health, so why are we?
Each year on World Mental Health Day, communities rally to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and advocate for better care. For Muslims, this day presents a
Mass incarceration and Islam: What prison dawah teaches us about reforming society
Imagine a young man in a prison cell. He is stripped of freedom, dignity, and routine, and he sits alone with his thoughts. For many,
How Muslim teachers are the frontliners of faith and identity on World Teachers’ Day
Every life begins with some form of learning. For example, before a child knows how to walk, they begin to observe the movement of the
