Sh. Omar Suleiman discusses some of the findings from the “Doubt Survey” an early Yaqeen Institute project where we assessed why people were leaving Islam or having doubts about faith. One of the trends we...
Allah has given us different senses and different ways in which we perceive things, and odor has a persuasion that is stronger than our other senses. Sh. Omar Suleiman talks about the spiritual and physical implications...
Bismillah-ir-rahman-ir-rahim[1] Abstract The Ottoman dynasty, which emerged as a small beylik in Asia Minor after the conquest of Constantinople (Istanbul) in the fifteenth century, became a major world power that not...
In our extremely polarized time, where do Muslims fall in on conservative or progressive values, especially when it comes to gender roles and masculinity in particular? Dr. Brown discusses where Islam fits in with...
How do we navigate adolescence as tweens approaching it, teens experiencing it, and parents raising them? Dr. Altaf Husain explores raising children compassionately and how to deal with social forces that cause our...
Happiness in Qur’anic ethics The desire for happiness is a natural desire, and both the Greek and Islamic philosophers agree that happiness is the final end, but they differ as to what this end is and how it should be...
Introduction “When there is a general change of conditions,” Ibn Khaldun writes, “it is as if the entire creation had changed and the whole world been altered as if it were a new and repeated creation, a world brought...
In the wake of emotional burnout, self-care is the new way of coping with the world’s problems. How do we build capacity like the Prophet ﷺ to where we can be exposed to so much, but still have something to give...
“Be with someone who makes you happy” ― Anonymous Case study Ever since Rula was a young girl, she thrived in close relationships—mostly because she lacked connection at home with her parents. Her parents...