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 ...
Core Conclusion Quran 51:47 states that God “built the heaven with might” and is “steadily expanding it.” The Arabic grammatical structure carries a continuous, ongoing sense. ...
Summary A 2026 study reveals how Chinese communities of Muslim descent in China, Taiwan, and the Philippines maintain distinct identities through ancestor worship. The Guo lineage, originating from Mu...
The Six Articles of Faith (Arkan al-Iman) form the foundation of Islamic belief. While the Five Pillars outline the practices of Islam, these six articles define what a Muslim must believe in their he...
A new study asks a question that most AI rules skip: whose values shape them? Researchers Rochelle Campbell-Esen, Jamie Mahoney, and Reem Talhouk of Northumbria University invited 12 Muslim women in t...
A new study shows how women in a small Chinese minority use group chanting to learn, bond and challenge the idea that their voices are too soft to matter. A Chorus That Cannot Be Ignored Every evening...
The Five Pillars of Islam are the core beliefs and practices that every Muslim is expected to follow. They provide a framework for a Muslim’s relationship with God (Allah) and with the community...
Summary A book chapter published by Edinburgh University Press traces the remarkable institutional history of Islamic communities across the former Yugoslav lands, from the nineteenth century through ...
A study from Germany’s Federal Office for Migration and Refugees examines how people from Muslim-majority countries view belonging, integration, and social distance — and finds a mostly open soc...
A study reveals how three Southeast Asian nations use Islamic legal reasoning to foster harmony — and why extremism struggles to take root in the region When Faith Meets Diversity Southeast Asia is ho...
Summary A new collection of academic papers offers fresh perspectives on some of the world’s most pressing economic challenges. Organised by the University of Novi Pazar, the University of Dunde...
Summary Qatar’s Qur’anic Botanic Garden: Where Scripture, Science, and Scent Meet A study by researcher from Hamad Bin Khalifa University examines how the Qur’anic Botanic Garden in ...
Summary A new comparative study examines how three European countries—Austria, Croatia and Serbia—are responding to the religious diversity brought by migration. Authors Deniz Cosan Eke, Aleksandra Dj...
Summary Islamic Finance in the Philippines: A Trillion-Dollar Opportunity Hiding in Plain Sight A 2025 study by Ardelia Vidya Riana of Birmingham City University examines the economic potential of Isl...
Summar A scientific paper examines the Zamzam well in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, arguably the most sacred groundwater source on Earth. Author Paul Whincup traces the well’s history back nearly 4,000 y...
- 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?
- 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
