The Trip that Shattered Malcolm X’s Racial Dogmatism
Malcolm X’s pilgrimage to Hajj changed his political and religious outlook, and most significantly, shattered his racial dogmatism More
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15 Fascinating Photos from Hajj 1889
Ever wondered what Hajj was like more than 125 years ago? These fascinating photos will give you a glimpse of what it was like. More
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A Forgotten Ode to Hajar, Beyond the Hajj Rituals
Beyond the focus on practical do’s and don’ts of Hajj, we find inspiration for the struggle against racism, sexism and poverty. More
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The Ottomans Built a Railway Which Linked Istanbul to Madinah
One of the purposes of the railway was to make travel easier for pilgrims traveling to Hajj. More
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The Olympics, Cupping and Prophet Muhammad
Olympians have been seen with red circles on their body caused by cupping. It was something which was recommended by prophet Muhammad. More
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Remembering the Srebrenica Genocide
The Srebrenica genocide has been described by the United Nations as ‘the worst crime on European soil since the Second World War’. More
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First Ever Exhibition on Europe’s Muslim Heritage Opens in London
The first ever exhibition to explore the depth of Muslim heritage in Europe will be launched in London this Monday, coinciding with the twenty-sixth anniversary of the 1995 Bosnian Srebrenica. More
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5 Islamic Secrets of the Americas
The following are five fascinating Islamic secrets about the Americas. More
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America’s Oldest Mosques; A Photographic Journey
Learn about America’s oldest Mosques. More
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Taking Inspiration from the Female Companions of Prophet Muhammad
They were forward and shy. Outgoing and reserved. Dynamic and quiet. They were single, married, divorced, re-married and widowed. They were mothers with husbands, single mothers, or not mothers at all. More
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Imam Ahmad’s Forbearance in Times of Adversity
History provides countless examples of figures standing up for the truth. Yet, one scholar’s example is particularly profound, that of Imam Ahmad. More
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Remembering the 1961 Paris Massacre
On 17 October 1961, over 200 Algerian protesters were brutally killed by French police. The event would later come to be known as the Paris massacre. More
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