Introduction: A Brief Whisper, A Deep Wound In the bustling social world of seventh-century Arabia, amidst the noise of markets and the intimacy of close-knit communities, the Prophet Muhammad (peace ...
Introduction: The Quiet Revolution in Your Bathroom Cabinet For decades, Muslim consumers have faced an uncomfortable paradox each morning and night. The act of brushing one’s teeth—a practice n...
A study published in a peer-reviewed journal has revealed that knowledge, attitudes, and religiosity significantly influence how often Muslim smokers in the United States attempt to quit cigarettes. T...
A new randomized controlled trial reveals surprising benefits of Islamic scripture recitation for smokers trying to quit For millions of Muslim men worldwide, the struggle to quit smoking feels like a...
A large-scale epidemiological study in Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio) quantified something long suspected. The MENA region carries, by a wide margin, the lowest alcohol-related disease burden w...
A research from the University of Lisbon exposes how income, housing, and transportation create uneven access to culturally appropriate food for Muslims in Portugal’s capital. Summary A comprehe...
A study from the University of Auckland has revealed that a faith-based smoking cessation programme delivered through WhatsApp messages can help Muslims reduce or quit smoking. The research tested an ...
Childbirth is one of the most intense experiences a woman can face. The pain can be overwhelming, and many mothers feel anxious or frightened. Now, a new study from Oman suggests that a familiar spiri...
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the world witnessed more than a military conflict. It saw a direct assault on national security, human rights, and the ver...
Since 2011, German universities have trained a growing number of Islamic theologians and religious education teachers, preparing them to teach in mosques, public schools, and community institutions ac...
For centuries, physicians viewed the heart as a remarkable yet simple machine. It functions as a muscular pump that moves blood through the body. Yet a growing body of research suggests this view is i...
Across many Muslim-majority communities, a recurring claim circulates widely: that the Quran, revealed roughly 1,400 years ago, contains references to scientific facts unknown at the time. Embryology,...
New research from Nanjing Medical University reveals that Ramadan fasting may actually improve body composition and nutritional status in young men, while leaving sleep patterns largely unaffected. Ex...
Japan is famous for its temples, shrines, and centuries-old traditions, but few people outside the country realize it is also home to a growing Muslim community. Although Islam remains a small minorit...
Social exclusion represents one of the most pervasive and damaging forms of human relational harm. This article examines the phenomenon through two complementary lenses. It also considers Islam’...
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