Now in the today’s world, many Muslims have developed a warped understanding of Islam that resembles a kind of fatalism. They believe that there’s no point doing actions for good because Allah (SWT) will achieve things for them (or against… Read More ›
A short interview on the historical achievements & opportunities Ramadan offers On Thursday 23rd June 2016, I was interviewed byIsa Ath-Tha’ir, of the budding media company True Iman Media, on the historical description of Ramadan as the Month of Victory…. Read More ›
The Prophet (ﷺ) said: The people will soon summon one another to attack you as people when eating invite others to share their dish. Someone asked: Will that be because of our small numbers at that time? He replied:… Read More ›
The most important thing for a person who seeks truth is to remain objective and be skeptical of so-called ‘given truths’ – especially ideas that are in fashion in his/her day and age. In every age and time, there were… Read More ›
Between 1877-1907, the British Proconsul-general for the British occupation of Egypt, was Everlyn Baring (aka Lord Cromer). After militarily occupying Egypt on the false pretext to help settle its financial problems, Britain implemented a complete reformation of Egyptian institutions, and… Read More ›
The Muslim world survived the Crusades of Christendom, but did it survive Secularism? The Year is 1303, Arwad Island, the last Crusader outpost in the Levant (Al Sham) has fallen to the victorious forces of the Mamluks. The Franks are… Read More ›
‘If there was a Muslim born during the time of the Ottoman Caliphate, and, without changing any of his beliefs, he was able to live for 100 years. He’d start out his life simply being called a Muslim, until near… Read More ›
I just saw the Channel 4 program ‘Islam: the untold story’ by author Tom Holland. I found it very amusing, he tried to come up with a alternative explanation for Islam (presumably the ‘untold story’) and admitted failure (along with… Read More ›
Informal Talk on ‘Islam & Science’ to London Youths Date: July 2011 Venue: Kings Cross
Abdullah al Andalusi 