In this rich and well-researched essay, Ustadh Ismail Royer takes us on a beautiful journey in exploring the foreign origins of the Arabic word ‘maqaaleed,’
On this day, February 21st, 55 years ago El-Hajj Malik Shabazz, better known as Malcolm X, was gunned down and killed in the Audubon Ballroom
“This championing of his views by such people has led to their opponents-who are ignorant of many of the works of the Shaykh-to assume that
What is the ‘Negro’? Who qualifies as a ‘Negro’? What is it’s Arabic equivalent? And what did pre-modern writers mean by it? There is a
While it is clearly desirable for Muslims to apply the sharî‘ah or Islamic law as completely as possible, some provisions in the law require more
Dr Khalid Blankinship, an Islamic historian and professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa, answers a question about the raids on the Meccan Caravans and
What connects us as Americans to the West African Islamic tradition? What valuable lessons can we extract from the history of Islam in West Africa?
Can we seriously consider the Ottoman Empire a ‘caliphate’? Does the “Aceh Sultanates “documented allegiance and consideration of the Ottoman Khalifate” constitute clear, historical proof
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