David Pidcock (Founder of the Islamic Party of Britain) Speaks Out on the End Times David Musa Pidcock 1942 – 2021) a former Roman Catholic, was born in 1942 and became a Muslim in 1975 when working as an engineer in Saudi Arabia. He was the founder and the leader of the Islamic Party of Britain which was launched in…
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Moroccan Cooking for Diabetics: Introduction As you may have guessed this is not a regular cookbook. It is a book about the larger aspects of being human and sharing tradition and finding truth and value in our roots and our spiritual connections to our heritage. It is my attempt to preserve that truth and wisdom to share with the…
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A review of The Humanure Handbook: A Guide to Composting Human Manure by Joe Jenkins By Kevin Barrett with a “Fatwa on the Flush Toilet” by Shaykh Imran Hosein [Buy the book or read a free online version here] When Obama recently called Netanyahu “chickenshit” most folks understood an insult was intended. But in some cultures, where nitrogen-rich poultry poop makes great…
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For decades, Islamic expression in global media was often shaped by outsiders—reduced to narrow tropes of conflict, extremism, or exoticism. But as we enter the second quarter of the 21st century, 2025 marks a pivotal shift: Muslims across the world are now telling their own stories, on their own terms, using new tools and platforms to reshape how Islam is…
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In Islam, health is not just a physical matter—it is a trust from God (amānah). The human body is considered a divine gift, a vessel for the soul, and a means to serve Allah. As such, Islam places profound importance on maintaining health, eating mindfully, and living in balance. This holistic approach to wellness—rooted in revelation, tradition, and reason—has made…
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Today, the mystical dimension of Islam continues to attract seekers worldwide. In an age of noise, speed, and spiritual hunger, the call of the mystics—to slow down, remember, and open the heart—feels more relevant than ever. In mosques, in gatherings of dhikr, and even online, people are rediscovering the beauty of Islamic mysticism: a path of presence, surrender, and divine intimacy.
Mysticism in Islam is not a retreat from the world but a deep dive into its sacredness. It teaches that the greatest journey is not across continents, but within—toward the heart, where the Beloved waits.
Miracles have long played a profound role in the Islamic worldview, not merely as extraordinary occurrences but as divine signs (āyāt) meant to reinforce faith, awaken the heedless, and remind humanity of the unseen dimensions of existence. In Islam, miracles are not magic tricks or violations of nature for entertainment—they are purposeful, deeply spiritual manifestations that affirm the truth of…
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In the Islamic world, gardens are more than just beautiful places—they are deeply symbolic, spiritual, and sacred. They reflect not only a love of nature but also a vision of paradise itself. For over a thousand years, Islamic gardens have served as places of peace, reflection, art, and devotion. Let’s explore the meaning, design, and legacy of these gardens across…
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When people think of Islamic fashion, many imagine modest clothing, headscarves, or flowing robes. But the truth is much more colorful, creative, and culturally diverse. The Islamic world stretches across continents—from Morocco to Malaysia, Turkey to Indonesia—and the fashion styles within it reflect a rich blend of history, religion, local culture, and modern trends. Let’s explore how Islamic fashion differs…
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Sheikh Imran Hosein is the world’s leading Muslim eschatologist. Yusuf Hindi is the leading Muslim critic of Jewish eschatology. You might have heard the word eschatology tossed around in religious or philosophical conversations and wondered, What does that even mean? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Eschatology is one of those big, intimidating words that simply means the study of the end…
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