Issues in Focus: Running | The Review of Religions
© Shutterstock Hazeem Arif, UK The 6am morning run followed by a coffee has become a sanctified practice in recent
Issues in Focus: Fatherhood | The Review of Religions
© Shutterstock Mansoor Dahri, UK Introduction Many children increasingly face the reality of living in a broken home or a
What Love Asks of Us
Blog post brought to you by Laila Katie Helms There’s a passage in Music of the Soul that undoes a common
Friday Sermon Summary 7th August 2026: ‘The Holy Prophet’s (sa) Teachings & Practical Example of Expressing Gratitude’
Summary prepared by The Review of Religions After reciting Tashahhud, Ta‘awwuz, and Surah al-Fatihah, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad
Twelve Bloody Fatwas of Ibn Taymiyya
I am publishing here the twelve outrageous rulings by Ibn Taymiyya that I critiqued in my video The Ibn Taymiyya Phenomenon:
Subjecting Islam to Scholastic Tradition
This is a transcript of my video, Sacrificing Islam for Scholars and Tradition, for those who prefer reading to watching. Too many Muslims
فتاوى ابن تيمية – Louay Fatoohi’s Blog
هذه هي أحكام التكفير الشنيعة الاثنا عشر لشيخ التكفير ابن تيمية، والتي انتقدتها في الفيديو على قناتي ظاهرة ابن تيمية:
Muslims and the F-Word: Feminism, Dhulm, and Jahiliyyah
Introduction “Why are Muslim women becoming feminists?” is the (not so) new “why are Muslim youth becoming radicalized?” sentiment… not
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Far Away [Part 22] – The Raid
Trapped in a deadly mountain pass, the caravan fights for survival as Darius faces his greatest test yet. Read Part
Sacrificing Islam for Scholars and Tradition
In this follow-up to “The Ibn Taymiyya Phenomenon: Islamic Scholarship at Its Worst,” I respond to the main defence raised
