Tag: justice

How should Muslim’s respond when the Muslim world is fractured by divisions, injustice prevails, and suffering? Let’s join the sheik and reflect on our collective responsibilities and the critical importance of our Ummah. Through the…

What does true leadership look like in a world overwhelmed by self-interest and power struggles? Let’s reflect on what it means to lead from the Islamic perspective.  Are we living up to the standards set…

In the face of suffering in Gaza, Sudan, and beyond, it’s time to ask ourselves: Are we truly embodying the guidance of Islam in our lives? While we recite Al-Fatihah every day, do we genuinely…

Join the speaker as he reframes the Hijrah—not just as a historical milestone, but as a revolutionary shift that marked the establishment of Islam as a comprehensive system. Let’s examine how this pivotal event contrasts…

Why is it that we, as Muslims, we have come to view our Deen with a secular lens, accepting Islam as a personal path but turning elsewhere for answers on governance, justice, and societal solutions?…

Why is it that we, as Muslims, have come to view our Deen with a secular lens, accepting Islam as a personal path but turning elsewhere for answers on governance, justice, and social solutions—even as…

For over a year, we’ve watched a relentless genocide unfold in Gaza as our leaders remain complicit in silence.  On the Day of Judgment, when the mothers, fathers, and children of Gaza confront us, demanding…

We’ve witnessed a year of suffering in Gaza without action. We have allowed our limbs to be severed, our unity dismantled, and our leadership – to stand complicit in betrayal!  How can Muslims, with our…

Imagine a man unjustly executed, despite overwhelming evidence that could have saved his life. The case of Marcellus Williams is a stark reminder that we live in a world where power determines guilt, and justice…

The Seerah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is not just a historical account or a collection of personal virtues. When we study the Seerah, we must ask ourselves: Are we fully understanding the…