In the minds of most, prayer is what defines religion. This is due to the fact that it encapsulates all that is associated with a religious life: a sense of submission and humility, accompanied by various bodily ritual actions as a way to humble and submit oneself before one’s Creator. It is an acknowledgement of […]
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Any Muslim who supports (directly or indirectly) Israel’s plan to genocide the Lebanese and take their land (for Greater Israel) deserves criticism and contempt. A number of Sunni Muslims have justified their support by highlighting the religious composition of Lebanon’s population, pointing out that it is ~30% Christian, ~30% Shia, and ~30% Sunni. According to […]
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Recently, Mohammed Hijab took on William Lane Craig, considered by many to be the greatest Christian apologist alive, in a riveting debate. The debate centered around the Trinity, a topic regarding which Craig has acquired a particularly controversial reputation over the years, even among fellow Christian theologians. Craig is often accused of “neo-Apollinarianism,” the accusation […]
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The author is a practicing Muslim physician who has chosen to remain anonymous. The purpose of this article is to ensure that, as Muslims, we make informed decisions based on knowledge—rather than marketing, propaganda, or societal pressure—especially when it comes to the health and well-being of our children. As an Ummah, we have a responsibility […]
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You might have come across the idea of a “Christian-Muslim alliance,” that of coming together and combining forces to counter what is perceived as a common threat, i.e., that of liberal secularism threatening the very social fabric of each of our respective civilizations. Many arguments and counterarguments have been presented both for and against such […]
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Let’s start with the brute facts. The demographics are clear: Christianity is already an African or Latin American religion more than a white European/American religion. Moreover, the trend at issue is only intensifying with the passage of time. The trend is also reflected in attitudes towards the Bible – a point made by Professor Philip […]
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In an earlier article, we had established how Elon Musk’s Neuralink works. In short, the brain sends information in the form of electrical signals to the Neuralink chip which then sends that information wirelessly to an external device, allowing the user to control it in various ways. This is how Neuralink currently functions, and the […]
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In the wake of the September 11 attacks in 2001, a political and academic discourse quickly emerged connecting the attackers’ motives to Islamic “fundamentalism” and more specifically to “Wahhabism.” In the days and months following the attacks, the media started to argue that Islamic “radicalism”—as it had materialized in militant groups such as al-Qaeda—was the […]
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I would like to begin by expressing plainly that I do not personally believe the Talmud is “an evil book” as asserted by antisemites, who deserve to be condemned for their extremism in their fanatic hatred for anything Jewish. Yes, the Talmud is no doubt a book that contains evil teachings pertaining to the concept […]
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I believe that the crisis of parenthood lies at the very heart of the Ummah’s suffering. It is a twofold dilemma, a profound disconnection both in the biological and the spiritual sense. First, there is the absence of true biological parenthood. Children today are not truly raised by their parents; they are born into a […]
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If you’re conversant with internet lingo and have been present in spaces where Islam is looked upon with some level of skepticism, there’s surely no way you could have missed the derogatory insults accusing Muslims of being “inbreds.” In a nutshell, it relates to the idea that because it is lawful for Muslims to marry […]
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