Suzana Nabil Saad, MA Do you sometimes find yourself in a situation where things did not go as you planned or wished for? How do you usually react? Do you…
Look at Whom You Befriend: A Lesson From Chapter Al Kahf
Aisha Stacey And keep yourself patient [by being] with those who call upon their Lord in the morning and the evening, seeking His countenance. And let not your eyes pass…
COVID-19 Spikes Up Non-Muslims’ Demand for Halal Food
AboutIslam & News Agencies As people try to find more healthy food options, the demand for halal food has increased significantly after the eruption of the COVID-19 pandemic according to…
AboutIslam & News Agencies Dhul-Qi’dah is the eleventh month in the hijri calendar. It’s one of the four sacred months in Islam during which warfare is prohibited. The hijri calendar is a…
Thousands Visit Baltimore as ICNA-MAS Convention Opens
AboutIslam & News Agencies On a Spring Saturday in Baltimore, Muslims from all over the United States poured into Baltimore Convention Center for the 47th Annual ICNA-MAS Convention 2022. Here are some…
Woman Elected First Muslim Deputy Mayor of Thameside
AboutIslam & News Agencies The first Asian Muslim British Pakistani woman has been elected deputy mayor of Tameside, a metropolitan borough of Greater Manchester. Tafheen Sharif political career started in…
Child’s Second Language: Advantage or Distraction?
Mona A. Moneim 24 May, 2022 You decide to teach your child one or two foreign languages and one day you find him coming over to you, shouting “Mummy! Awez…
The centrality of the Muslim world to Shakespeare’s work
Ignored for centuries, the presence of Muslims are prominent in the oeuvre of one of Britain’s most quintessential figures. William Shakespeare (1564-1616), England’s most famous playwright and symbol of Britishness,…
Irish Group Hosts Culture Exhibition to Spread Understanding of Islam
AboutIslam & News Agencies 26 May, 2022 An Irish Muslim non-profit group is set to host an Islamic Culture Exhibition to address misconceptions aboutof Islam among the public. “We warmly…
