Islam Is Not Hard
Blog Post 88 Safar 21, 1448 – August 5, 2026 With the way the world looks and feels, we must stand
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
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
Status of a non-Muslim marriage if the wife accepts Islam? – Jamiatul Ulama KZN
1,462 people read this post. Question and Answer: Q. We live in Russia and I have accepted Islam but my
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Female Scholarship In Islam: A Living Legacy [Part 1]
Female scholarship is not a relic of the past, but a living tradition that continues to enrich, guide, and strengthen
Is the Punishment for Apostasy Death in Islam?
Separating a Common Myth From Actual Islamic Teaching A widespread misconception holds that anyone who leaves Islam faces execution under
Does Islam Allow Slavery? – The Sincere Seeker
A Different Concept Than Western Chattel Slavery Discussing slavery in an Islamic context requires first setting aside the association most
The Treatment of Female Prisoners of War in Islam
A Historical Practice, Set in Its Historical Reality Related to the broader topic of wartime captivity in Islamic law, the
What Is the Concept of Atonement in Islam?
Does Islam Have a Concept of Atonement? Islam does address the question of how a person’s sins are dealt with,
Does Islam Allow Men to Beat Their Wives?
Understanding a Widely Misread Verse A single verse of the Qur’an is arguably the most widely misunderstood passage regarding relations
