An often-overlooked aspect of Islamic centers’ governance is their board members’ financial literacy.
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In the Footsteps of the First Muhajirun
Three historic mosques in the Horn of Africa chart the path of the first group of…
The First Hijra as a Model for Migration Justice
Over the past year, Ethiopia’s conflict between national forces and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF)…
Islamophobia: A Malignancy Overdue for Excision
CAIR's report on Islamophobia, a now-$1.5 billion racket in the U.S., names those organizations that fund…
Why and How to Maintain Abstinence in a Hypersexualized World
Sexual desire is a test from God. We are responsible for learning how to control its…
Books: Reading List
Praying to the West: How Muslims Shaped the Americas Omar Mouallem 2021. Pp. 384. HB. $27.00.…
Vlad the Impaler, From Monster to Tragic Hero
The real Dracula was a sadistic warlord Misbahuddin Mirza Bram Stoker could never have imagined that…
Three Signs of a Financially Abusive Marriage
Everyone should be financially literate By Manal Fouz Financial abuse, like emotional abuse, is far too…
The Long and Bumpy Road of Tunisian Democracy
After President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali’s flight, angry crowds gathered across from the Ministry of the…
Community Bulletin
The Muslim Community Center of Tucson (MCCT) located in Tucson, Arizona, is looking for an active…