The Crucifixion and the Resurrection: A Muslim’s Reflection on a Holy Time
BY MOHAMMED ALI
During our lifetime, there are many cycles where we crucify the old, and we resurrect the new from this.
Umar Ibn al-Khattab: The Chosen One and a World Leader
BY OVAIS ZAHID
In addition to the above accomplishments, Umar (RA) also kept the Muslim community united.
A Tree For Mary: An Islamic Nativity Reflection
BY LINDA “ILHAM” BARTO
The virgin birth emphasized the value of women. The nativity story is just as much about Mary as it is about Jesus.
Four Poets: A Commentary on Muslim and Christian Spiritual Themes in Literature
BY SHEIKH MUHAMMAD AMIN-EVANS
She has stepped out on the spiritual journey into the lonely space between content fear and yearning love.
Ashura: Day of Destiny
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
There is Hussain, displaying a father’s desperation and begging for water when he sees his infant son is likely to die too.
Personal Reflection on Imam Hussain (Peace Be Upon Him)
BY SYEDA KAUSAR
As someone who is a descendant of Imam Hussain (Peace Be Upon Him), the pain somewhat hits home.
Memories of Sarajevo: The Healing Power of Art and Music
BY JEREMY HENZELL-THOMAS
We should embrace an optimistic attitude which fosters the belief that change for the better is possible and that we can contribute to it.
Can We Get Away with Our Sins?: An Islamic Perspective
BY MOSTAFA TAREK
I will try to undo any mistakes I constantly make by good deeds and asking for forgiveness and begging my Creator.
The Timeless Need for Forgiveness
BY SAFI KASKAS
Forgiveness is not a gift to the other as much as it is a gift one gives to oneself. It reconciles us with people and with our Creator.
Honey from a Lion’s Ribs: Thinking and Praying Over Jerusalem
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
O my God, have you not seen us all here, all of us, Your children? Are we so very different, we who submit to Thee?
