Summary A pioneering study published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine has provided the first empirical evidence supporting the Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine (TAIM) conceptual ...
A study examines the intersection of cellular agriculture and Islamic dietary law — and finds that halal-compliant cultured meat is scientifically feasible, but unresolved religious interpretations an...
An academic study explains how Myanmar’s powerful groups turned a small religious minority into a feared “enemy” in the public mind. Moreover, they argue that this process did not ha...
On the cobblestone quays of the River Boyne, a small plaque tells a story that many Irish schoolchildren still learn today. It honors a ruler from a distant empire who reached out when the world seeme...
When diplomats gathered in New York in 2003 to sign the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), they created the world’s first legally binding global treaty to fight graft . What many or...
Summary Geopolitical Risk and ASEAN Markets: What a New Study Reveals About Conventional vs. Islamic Indices A 2025 study by Zaheer Anwer and Fiaz Ahmad of Sunway Business School examines how geopolit...
Faith and Food Meet Modern Medicine A spoonful of honey, a handful of dates, a cup of Zamzam water. For many Muslims, these everyday items are more than food. They are also health choices rooted in fa...
Summary Why Halal Certification Remains Elusive in the Philippines: A Story of Good Intentions and Hard Realities A 2025 study from MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology examines why halal certification ...
Can a financial system built on religious rules help end poverty and protect the environment? A new review of 65 studies says it can. Earlier studies treated Islamic law, Islamic finance, and the Unit...
Core Conclusion The Qur’an describes the heavens and earth as originally joined together, then separated, and the heavens as being in a state of “smoke” before their formation. These descriptions reso...
Summary Sacred Homes, Hidden Prayers: How a Pakistani Muslim Family Keeps Faith Alive in Urban China A 2026 study in Applied Linguistics Review examines how a Pakistani Muslim family in urban South Ch...
A Groundbreaking Look at Technology, Trust, and Performance In a world where consumers increasingly demand transparency about what they eat, a new study has shed light on how artificial intelligence i...
A study of Muslim women in Dubai shows how looser rules on alcohol and public eating during Ramadan changed their plates, their glasses and, for some, their faith. A Question Over Dinner DUBAI. A rese...
Core Conclusion The revelation of the Quran began in 610 CE when Prophet Muhammad, at the age of forty, received the first verses of Surah Al-Alaq in the Cave of Hira through the Angel Gabriel. It con...
A study argues that Silk Road architecture was a two-way conversation. It followed the colours, craftsmen and cobalt that linked the Forbidden City to Samarkand. A Blue Roof With a Distant Echo Stand ...
- Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine in Qatar: Study Confirms Ancient Healing Practices Still Thrive in Modern Healthcare
- Cultured Meat and Halal: Can Lab-Grown Meat Ever Be Permissible for Muslims?
- How Myanmar Turned a Muslim Minority Into a “Fearsome Other”: What a New Study Reveals
- The Muslim Sultan Who Fed Ireland: A Forgotten Story of Muslim Compassion
- Understanding the UN Anti-Corruption Convention and Islamic Teaching
- Geopolitical Risk and ASEAN5: Do Islamic Indices Offer Protection?
- Prophetic Foods Meet Science: A 32-Country Survey Shows How Muslims Blend Faith and Health
- Why Halal Certification Remains Elusive in the Philippines: A Story of Good Intentions and Hard Realities
- Can Islamic Finance Help Fight Poverty and Protect the Planet? Yes, With Conditions
- The Big Bang in Islamic Teaching and Modern Science
