The date is seared into the collective memory of the Muslim world: February 10, 1258. When the armies of Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, breached the walls of Baghdad, the Abbasid Caliphate—the...
In the Chirchiq river valley, where the Soviet past once erased mosques and madrasas, something unexpected is rising. Not a shopping mall. Not a glass-and-steel corporate tower. A monument to Islamic ...
When protests erupt over deeply sensitive issues like the burning of the Quran, the world watches. But what we see, hear, and ultimately understand is rarely the full picture. A new, in-depth study re...
Tthe relationship between Islam and universal human rights has been framed as a clash of civilizations. A major new study from Indonesian scholars says this narrative is wrong—and offers a practical p...
In the world of Islamic finance, where ethics and religion govern every transaction, a new question has emerged: does caring for the planet also care for the balance sheet? An empirical study answers ...
For the world’s 1.9 billion Muslims, travel is not just about leisure—it is about maintaining faith while exploring new horizons. But when a Muslim tourist considers visiting a non-Muslim countr...
For centuries, Islam has been deeply woven into the cultural and intellectual identity of Kazakhstan. From the early Silk Road period to the rise of modern universities, Islamic education has played a...
Cambridge, MA – In 1938, Harvard University launched an ambitious study. For nearly 80 years, researchers tracked hundreds of men – from Ivy League elites to inner-city Bostonians – to uncover th...
In online Facebook groups, away from the public eye, a quiet but powerful conversation is unfolding among Muslim women in Germany. They share stories of being spat at, called terrorists, and told to “...
It is a quiet crisis, unfolding not on the streets, but behind the closed doors of hiring managers and in the quiet disillusionment of job applicants. A groundbreaking new experimental study, publishe...
A study on AI and skill demand reveals that analytical thinking and broad competencies are the future. Islamic teachings on seeking knowledge, mastery (itqan), and human dignity provide the ethical fr...
For 4,000 years, Zamzam water has been a symbol of divine blessing for Muslims worldwide. Now, a comprehensive scientific review reveals that this ancient water from the heart of Mecca possesses a uni...
A study reveals that the global halal tourism industry—projected to exceed $300 billion by 2026—is increasingly aligning with environmental stewardship, social equity, and digital ethics, offering a b...
A study reveals that the booming halal industry is not just about food and finance — it’s creating a new Muslim middle class that is reshaping national economies, challenging Western consumer cu...
For 1,400 years, Muslims have turned to practices like dhikr (remembrance) and Quran recitation for spiritual peace. Now, cutting-edge science is proving what they always knew: these traditions are po...
