Suharto and Indonesia’s Heroic History
When Indonesia’s former president Suharto died aged 86 in 2008, the nation began a week of mourning and conflicted reflection.
Lina Khan on Big Tech, Affordability, and What New Yorkers Really Want
On a quiet day at the Museum of the Moving Image, New Yorkers lined up not to be spoken to, but to
List of Imams Leading Taraweeh Prayers at Masjid al Haram
The Presidency of the Two Holy Mosques has announced the list of senior imams who will lead the Taraweeh prayers
The Truth About Gentle Parenting Might Surprise You
©Shutterstock Farhana Dar, UK Every parent knows that raising a child can bring both the deepest joy and the greatest
Resplendence of Wilayah – The Islamic College
Resplendence of Wilāyah: An Analytical Biography of Imam ͑Ali is the English translation of Ayatollah Ja͑far Subhani’s Furūgh-i Wilāyat. This
Shaykh Musa Penold: The Inner Reality of La Ilaha Illa Allah
Peace, one and all… A beautiful sohbet on the reality of La ilaha illa Allah by Shaykh Musa Penfold. Well worth
Kent Philpott and the Origins of Conversion Therapy
In the summer of 1967 thousands of young people descended on San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury district in search of sex, drugs,
Saudi Arabia Bans Allah’s 99 Names on Product Packaging and Bags
Businesses are barred from printing Allah’s names on bags, packaging, or disposable materials. To prevent disrespect through inappropriate handling or
Kuwait Restricts Leave for Mosque Staff During Ramadan 2026
Imams, muezzins, and preachers in Kuwait must suspend all planned leave during Ramadan 1447 AH. Leave substitutions require a one-week
Saudi Arabia’s Oldest Man Who Performed Hajj Over 40 Times Passes Away at 142
Nasser Al Wadaei, recognized as Saudi Arabia’s oldest man, died at 142. Funeral prayers in Dhahran Al Janoub drew an
