In the world of Islamic finance, the prohibition of riba (often translated as usury or interest) is a non-negotiable pillar. It’s what distinguishes a Shariah-compliant bank from its c...
The cultivated meat industry, hailed as a future food solution, is overlooking one of its largest potential markets: the world’s nearly 2 billion Muslims. A perspective in Frontiers in Nutrition highl...
For decades, the narrative around Islam in Europe has been dominated by headlines of conflict, terrorism, and cultural clash. But beneath the noisy surface of media polemics and political fear-mongeri...
Emerging Research Suggests Intermittent Fasting Could Be a Simple Strategy to Reduce Risk of Diabetes-Related Hearing Loss For the millions living with Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM), managing blood sugar is ...
A sweeping review of 359 studies reveals that academic research on Muslims and social media is booming but biased—obsessed with conflict, reliant on digital footprints, and missing the voices of actua...
In the lush, coastal province of Bengkulu, Indonesia, a quiet financial revolution is taking root. Far from the bustling stock markets of Jakarta, a growing number of residents are turning away from c...
A pioneering study freveals that fasting during the holy month improves body composition in men with depression without worsening their mental health symptoms, offering a new perspective on holistic c...
Each year, as hundreds of millions of Muslims around the world begin the daily dawn-to-dusk fast of Ramadan, a profound and deeply personal spiritual journey unfolds. Now, modern science is uncovering...
Often discussed but rarely understood in its full complexity, the Muslim community in Germany is coming into clearer focus thanks to new data from the government’s German Islam Conference. Based...
Introduction: The Universal Fear in the Dental Chair For many, the mere thought of a dental visit triggers a cascade of anxiety—the sound of the drill, the sight of the needle, the anticipation of dis...
An academic research reveals that Muslim philanthropy—from obligatory Zakat to community endowments—is not just about donations, but a holistic system of worship, social justice, and communal survival...
Date Palms: The Ancient Superfood Fighting Modern Diseases – Science Confirms What Traditions Knew
For thousands of years, date palms have been a symbol of life, resilience, and nourishment across arid regions from the Middle East to North Africa. Now, modern science is catching up to ancient wisdo...
An academic study reveals deep divisions over the name “Xinjiang,” highlighting the Uyghur diaspora’s fierce rejection of it as a symbol of erasure while Chinese thinkers push for a ...
In the sprawling, state-of-the-art meat processing plants of rural Poland, a centuries-old religious practice is the cornerstone of a modern export miracle. Here, trained Jewish shochets and Muslim sl...
New German research reveals that Ramadan intermittent fasting triggers biological changes that improve mental health, reduce inflammation, and enhance cognitive function—offering science-backed insigh...
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- Science Confirms What the Quran Said 1,400 Years Ago: You Cannot Buy Unity
- Why Islam Forbids Milk-Sibling Marriage: Science Finally Catches Up
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- #Halal Culture on Instagram: How Three Languages Reveal Three Different Worlds
- The “Problem-Case”: How Western Thought Made Islam an Exception to Modernity
- Fasting for Health: Inflammation in HIV Patients is Reduced by Fasting, New Study Shows
- The Uneven Scales of Justice: How German Courts Translate Religious Diversity
- Social Media Is Reshaping Islam for Kyrgyzstan’s Youth
- China’s Halal Takeover: How the World’s Largest Producer Plans to Dominate the Islamic Economy”
