Thank You, Mother
BY KASHIF QAIMI
You are supposed to take care of things you need in your daily life routine, but if Mother is there, she will take care of it, all of it.
Listen to the Feminine: Women in Islamic Spirituality
BY JEREMY HENZELL-THOMAS
At the same time the Qur’an tells us that diversity is ordained for us so that we may come to know one another.
Rumi, Religion, and Going Beyond Religion
BY YA’QUB IBN YUSUF
Beyond the concepts of “Islam” and “heresy” and attachment to them, there is an open space…of yearning.
“May He Live Forever!”: A Casual Muslim Reader Reflects on the Christian Fantasy Works of Lewis and Tolkien
BY ADEEL AHMED
As Muslims, we saw that Christians share much of what we believe, and even where we did not, there was still some core understanding.
Coming Back to the Meeting Between Shams and Rumi
BY YA’QUB IBN YUSUF
The one who asks the question prepares the ground for the one who’s going to answer, to go beyond his limitations.
Soldier’s Eid
BY KASHIF QAIMI
While observing my area of responsibility, I start to think about my family, especially my 3-month-old son, Hassan.
Jihad In Islam: What Is The Meaning Of It?
BY KATIE QUIRK
It isn’t jihad in war that’s the best form of jihad. It’s jihad by telling the truth. It’s fighting evil through one’s words rather than through violence.
Hope at Damietta
BY PHOENIX
“All suffering here will end, and we will know its purpose some day, but for now…we can only try to do and be good.”
