A anthropological study reveals how 14 Mexican Muslims grapple with mestizaje, whiteness, and the painful legacy of colonization — and why “reindigenization” feels like a foreign word. The...
A major study reveals how five Western nations handle religious diversity in radically different ways — and Muslims often bear the brunt of the toughest rules. The Core Question: One Region, Two Very ...
A study shows how 32 Islamic Studies teachers in Southern Thailand moved from lecture-based teaching to dynamic, learner-centered classrooms — boosting student engagement and critical thinking. The Ch...
Millions of people worldwide live with lupus, a chronic illness that causes fatigue, joint pain, skin rashes, and organ damage. Even when the disease is under control, many patients still struggle wit...
A comparative study reveals how Muslim communities across eight European countries built radically different paths to training imams, scholars, and community leaders — and why that diversity matters f...
In Islamic belief, Jesus is a honored prophet whose miracles reveal the power of the Creator — never a claim to godhood. The Core Truth in One Sentence Every miracle attributed to Jesus in the Quran h...
Introduction When people think of the world’s oldest universities, they typically mention the University of Bologna in Italy or Oxford University in England. However, UNESCO and Guinness World R...
The global food industry is witnessing a seismic shift, and at the heart of this change lies the rapidly expanding Islamic economy. For decades, Italian food and beverage (F&B) companies relied he...
Written by Nafan Bilal, Student of LIPIA (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Islam dan Arab), Jakarta, Indonesia Rome on the Brink of Destruction In the early 7th century CE, history records that the Eastern Ro...
A study of 660 Muslim consumers in the UK and UAE reveals that halal is no longer just about meat. It is a powerful symbol of identity, a mark of quality, and a rapidly expanding market that religious...
Every year, countless lives are lost while waiting for an organ transplant. The gap between the number of people who need a new organ and the number of available donors is a global crisis. A new study...
What if a place of worship could also be a powerful symbol of environmental responsibility? A groundbreaking case study published in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, has put the sp...
For centuries, thinkers have debated whether a society’s religious beliefs hold the key to its economic prosperity or stagnation. This question remains as relevant as ever. A new, groundbreaking...
A study reveals that the way influencers tell stories about halal travel differs dramatically between Indonesia and Japan—and these cultural nuances directly impact how much Muslim travelers trust and...
A research reveals the untapped potential of Islamic finance in Australia, from serving the growing Muslim population to positioning the country as an Asia-Pacific financial hub. The 813,392 Australia...
- 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?
- Prophetic Foods Meet Science: A 32-Country Survey Shows How Muslims Blend Faith and Health
