Quran

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  • Fighting Racism and Prejudice: The Islamic Way

    Racism and discrimination are among the most toxic diseases plaguing humanity today. Whether based on color, ethnicity, language, or social status, discrimination continues to divide societies and fuel injustice. It strips people of dignity, causes hatred, and leads to oppression in both subtle and obvious ways. While many international movements and laws aim to fight…

  • Environmental Degradation: An Islamic Call to Protect the Earth

    Environmental degradation has become one of the most pressing challenges of the 21st century. From air and water pollution to deforestation, climate change, and extinction of species, human activity is rapidly destroying the natural balance of the earth. While science and environmental organizations have raised serious concerns, many ignore that Islam also speaks powerfully on…

  • Substance Abuse: A Crisis Against the Self and Society

    Substance abuse is one of the most alarming social and public health crises of our time. It refers to the harmful or hazardous use of drugs, alcohol, or other intoxicating substances. While some begin using these substances out of curiosity or peer pressure, many fall into addiction as a means of escaping emotional pain, trauma,…

  • Corruption and Lack of Accountability: An Islamic Perspective and a Call for Reform

    Corruption is one of the most destructive social evils affecting modern societies. It manifests in various forms such as bribery, embezzlement, fraud, nepotism, and misuse of authority. At its core, corruption reflects a breakdown of moral values and governance, where self-interest takes precedence over justice, honesty, and the welfare of the people. In many nations,…

  • Youth Delinquency – A Crisis of the Modern Age and Islam’s Moral Response

    Today’s youth are the backbone of society and the leaders of tomorrow. However, across the world—both in Muslim and non-Muslim communities—there is a rising trend of youth delinquency: young people engaging in immoral, illegal, and destructive behavior. From drug abuse, theft, aggression, and disobedience to deeper issues like atheism, depression, and moral confusion, youth are…

  • Family Breakdown and Divorce

    In today’s world, family breakdown and rising divorce rates are alarming. The institution of marriage, once seen as sacred and permanent, is now often treated as temporary and transactional. Marital conflicts, broken homes, and neglected children have become common—even in Muslim societies. This crisis not only affects individuals but also weakens societal values, emotional stability,…

  • Homelessness – A Modern World Crisis and Its Islamic Solution

    In the 21st century, despite immense global wealth and technological advancement, homelessness remains a critical issue, affecting millions of people worldwide. From developed cities to underdeveloped regions, the sight of individuals living without shelter, food, and dignity reflects a deep social, economic, and moral crisis. Homelessness is not just about lacking a roof over one’s…

  • Islamic Solutions to Poverty and Economic Inequality in the Modern World

    In today’s world, poverty and economic inequality have become deep-rooted challenges affecting millions across the globe. Despite technological advancement, global trade, and immense wealth in many parts of the world, large segments of humanity still struggle to meet basic needs. The gap between the rich and the poor continues to widen, leading to social unrest,…

  • Islam’s Influence on Slavery in World History

    Islam’s Influence on Slavery in World History

    The subject of slavery and Islam has long been debated, often misunderstood or misrepresented. While slavery existed in nearly every ancient civilization—Greek, Roman, Persian, African, and beyond—Islam’s emergence in 7th-century Arabia brought forth revolutionary reforms to this deeply rooted institution. Far from promoting slavery, Islam aimed to transform it, regulate it, and ultimately eliminate it…

  • The Practice of Taqwa in Islamic Faith

    The Practice of Taqwa in Islamic Faith

    In Islam, taqwa is one of the most profound and central concepts. Often translated as “God-consciousness,” “piety,” or “fear of Allah,” taqwa refers to a deep awareness of Allah in every aspect of life. It is the inner compass that guides a believer’s behavior, choices, and relationship with the Creator. Taqwa is not just a…