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ENJOY THE MONTH OF RAMADAN
by Abdul Azeez Tunbosun The month of Ramadan is no doubt a special month in [...]
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Seeing Ourselves Through the Lens of The Qur’an
by Dinah Khattab I often think of how Prophet Yusuf’s confidence and sense of self-worth [...]
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In and Out of the Lizard’s Hole
Personal Reflection on The Dilemma of Muslim Psychologists by Sahara Iman “You would tread the [...]
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Concept Of Fitrah In Islamic Psychology
The term “fitrah” is derived from the Arabic word “fatara,” which means to create or [...]
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Asking the Right Questions
Abdullah, a friend of yours, has been looking to get married for a really long [...]
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A Forgotten Legacy – Muslims in Black History | PART II
Black Muslims in the 20th Century In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, African [...]
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A Forgotten Legacy – Muslims in Black History | PART I
By Kristopher Idrees Crawley Introduction Muslims have played a significant role in the African American [...]
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My Hijab
The 1st of February marks the recognition and celebration of a beautiful aspect of our [...]
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Cognitive Development in Islamic Psychology
Cognitive development refers to the process by which a person’s understanding and perception of the [...]
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Organic Foods and the Eternal Goal
In recent times, the popularity of organic foods has been rapidly rising even though its [...]
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