Why Ramadan is Considered the Blessed Month
By Hussain Usman Datti
What makes Ramadan important?
ALLAH in his infinite blessing and mercy gave Muslims one month out of the twelve month in a year, in which they should devote to his worship by prayers, recitation of Al-qur’anul karim, remembrance of ALLAH (Zikr), charity and also abstaining from committing big sins and other sins.
A Christian Response to a Dawah Pamphlet
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
Our understanding of “sin” is not just bad things that we do, but rather the twistedness of our natures.
Meeting Imams and Other Anomalies
BY SHEIKH MUHAMMAD AMIN-EVANS
I was lying in bed with my new wife at the time when she shook me awake and asked me who the man was, standing in the doorway.
Divine Arrows: A Quranic Reflection
BY MOHAMED WARSAME
Once you start uncovering the hidden gems that it holds; you’ll develop a different kind of appreciation for the message.
Is There No Muslim Amongst You?
BY HASAN SHIKOH
She swung around to the marauding troops and roared: “Is there no Muslim amongst you?!”
Abraham’s Sacrifice: Reflections from Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
But then there is the angel, crying out for a hand to be stayed, and the ram, its thorns tangled in the thicket. It is redemption. It is mercy.
Passage of Light: A Reflection of the Abrahamic Traditions of the Middle East
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
Perhaps this is also where we inherit our passionate natures and strong wills, our fierce fervor and dedicated devotion.
Who Loves Jesus More?: Christians, Muslims, and Asking the Wrong Question
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
I think it comes down to whether theology that really shakes stuff up rings true to your understanding of the universe.
Authenticity and Expectation: Some Roots of Christian-Muslim Debate
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
The Islamic view of the Bible is one that judges authenticity based largely upon whether it measures up to the Quran.
The Dala’il al Kharat and Islamic Spiritual Tradition
BY ELIZABETH BOOTMAN
As beautiful as Islamic traditions, art, music, and practices are, they are often not really adapted for children very well.
