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On a clear night, the sky appears as an endless, empty void. Ancient civilizations saw it as a celestial dome where gods resided. But 1,400 years ago, the Quran described the sky with a strikingly dif...
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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 an era where the world is graying faster than ever—with over 2.1 billion people expected to be over 60 by 2050—the search for the “fountain of youth” has moved from magic potions to mol...
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 ...
Introduction: A Divine Command Meets a Global Goal Poverty is not new. For centuries, human societies have struggled with the question of how to ensure that no one goes to bed hungry while others slee...
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...
Before penicillin. Before MRIs. Before modern nursing. There was the Bimaristan—a revolutionary hospital system that treated mental illness with music, required doctors to pass licensing exams, and we...
For fourteen centuries, Islamic tradition has recommended performing hijama (wet cupping) on specific lunar days—the 17th, 19th, and 21st of the Hijri month. Skeptics called it superstition. A new pee...
In a region better known for authoritarian stability than financial innovation, Uzbekistan just made a quiet but seismic shift. On March 27, 2026, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed into law a compre...
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 over fourteen centuries, Islam has provided a comprehensive framework for economic activity – one that prohibits interest (riba), encourages profit-sharing, and mandates ethical conduct. Today, a ...
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