A Dutch study reveals that nearly half of Muslim psychiatric patients believe jinn cause their mental health problems — and many are too afraid to talk about it. Summary A pioneering study conducted a...
A study reveals that hypertension among Muslim women in India doesn’t follow simple poverty patterns—and the geographic clustering is intensifying. Summary A comprehensive analysis of India̵...
Summary Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, presents unique challenges for Muslim students and staff in higher education. Fasting from dawn to sunset, altered sleep patterns, and incre...
Summary A groundbreaking study from the University of Seville reveals that Spanish schools are inadvertently sidelining Moroccan Muslim students by adopting “pedagogies of indifference.” T...
A New Handbook Explores How to Integrate Imams into the German Education System Imagine studying for years to become an imam, only to discover that your training doesn’t qualify for student loan...
Groundbreaking research reveals measurable neurobiological changes within minutes of structured Quran recitation A Quiet Revolution in Mind-Body Medicine Imagine a 7-minute practice that simultaneousl...
An analysis of nine African markets and global Islamic equities uncovers which markets transmit shocks and which ones offer true portfolio protection. The Investment Puzzle Nobody Solved—Until Now Glo...
A Discovery Fourteen Centuries in the Making For centuries, mothers have been told that breast milk is best. Religious traditions, folk wisdom, and modern medicine have all pointed toward the same con...
A Well-Known Gap, An Incomplete Explanation Anti-Muslim sentiment is measurably stronger in eastern Germany than in the western part of the country. Researchers have documented this pattern repeatedly...
Silent Suffering in the Classroom When 12-year-old Fatima arrived at her UK high school from Afghanistan, she expected safety and opportunity. Instead, she found herself labelled an “immigrant&#...
In the crucible of racial oppression, Black American Islam forged a powerful survival strategy: strategic ambiguity. A study reveals how this approach ultimately paved the way for orthodox Islam’...
From 68 Mosques to Nearly 3,000 in One Generation When Kazakhstan declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the world’s largest landlocked country had fewer than 70 functioning mosque...
A Verse That Speaks to a Modern Crisis Trust between people feels harder to find today than at almost any point in recent memory. Surveys across dozens of countries show declining confidence between n...
SUMMARY For centuries, Islamic tradition has taught that infants who nurse from the same woman become “milk siblings,” forbidden from marrying one another just as blood relatives are. The ...
A Market Growing Faster Than Its Research Halal commerce has quietly become one of the world’s largest consumer categories. Muslims now make up roughly 23% of the global population, and research...
- Is Halal Tourism Really Halal? New Study Raises Provocative Questions
- Modeling the Halal Value Chain: What a 12-Month Simulation Reveals About Indonesia’s MSMEs
- From Peaceful Protest to Violence: How Religious Leadership Drove Two Movements Toward Extremism
- Discrimination in Germany: What 4,538 People from Muslim-Majority Countries Reveal About Everyday Life
- 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?
