The Muslim Book Awards 2025 Winners
Each year, the judges of the Muslim Book Awards spend time and thought on choosing the best Muslim books of
Understanding The Somaliland Recognition Decision: A Counterargument To The Prevailing Muslim Consensus
An Introduction To Somaliland With Israel’s recent recognition of Somaliland, many in the Muslim world are hearing about the country
An Iqbalian Critique Of Muslim Politics Of Power: What Allamah Muhammad Iqbal’s Writings Teach Us About Political Change
In 1937, philosopher-poet and perhaps the foremost intellectual of Muslim India, Allamah Muhammad Iqbal, wrote a series of letters to
Muslim Book Awards 2025: Finalists
The Muslim Book Awards is the literary event of the year (at least, we’d like to think so!) – and
Muslim Mavericks: The True Story of Maysoon Zayid, The Girl Who Can Can by Dr Seema Yasmin illustrated by Noha Habaieb
This 73 page, first book in the Muslim Mavericks series for early elementary readers is an informative biography on the
Op-Ed – When Islamophobes Try To Intimidate Us, They Underestimate Our Resolve: A Call to Stand With America’s Muslim Students
Across the country, Muslim Student Associations (MSAs) are facing a coordinated wave of harassment. Non-student provocateurs are showing up unannounced to
The Hunger Crisis: Reflections Of An American Muslim
From October 1, 2025, to November 12, 2025, the United States government was “shut down” due to legislative disputes over
Owning Our Stories: The Importance Of Latino Muslim Narratives
Latino Muslims have often been spoken about, but rarely heard on their own terms. Their stories are too frequently marginalized,
“Say My Name”: Why Muslim Names Remain Battlegrounds — From Muhammad Ali to Zohran Mamdani
From Muhammad Ali to Malcolm X to Zohran Mamdani, the deliberate distortion of Muslim names reveals how Islamophobia and power
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[Podcast] Kosovar Rep & What’s Missing In Muslim KidLit
Zainab bint Younus (AnonyMouse) is a Canadian Muslim woman who writes on Muslim women’s issues, gender related injustice in the
