“The Free Masked” group launches from Mecca and Riyadh, calling for dignity, justice, and an end to authoritarian rule. Watan-In a rare and unprecedented moment in Saudi Arabia’s modern history, a youth-led group calling itself “The Free Masked” has announced its launch from within the kingdom, specifically from Mecca and Riyadh, as a protest movement against growing repression under Crown…
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For Muslims In The West – When Does Hijrah Become Incumbent? (Sheikh Imran Hosein)
Read the transcript by clicking “transcript” above the video image at the Al-Andalus Tribune Substack. More information at Sheikh Imran Hosein’s Youtube channel.
Read MoreWhy Medieval Muslims Traveled So Much
By Dr Nathaniel Miller | May 24, 2025 https://classyarabic.substack.com/p/why-medieval-muslims-travelled-so The notion that one should travel in pursuit of knowledge is deeply embedded in Arabic and Islamic culture. The Arabic word for “student”, ṭālib, means seeker, an abbreviation of ṭālib al-ʿilm, or “knowledge-seeker.” That this seeking implies travel is evident in the Prophetic statement (hadith) uṭlubū al-ʿilm wa-law bi-ṣ-ṣīn—”seek knowledge (al-ʿilm),…
Read MoreDr. Hasan Zafar Interviews Captain Dan Hanley: “9/11 Was a Hoax”
Dr. Hasan Zafar, a notable media figure in Pakistan and its diaspora, just interviewed Captain Dan Hanley of 9/11 Pilots Whistleblowers about the evidence that no Muslim hijackers, or indeed any hijackers, were involved in the remotely-flown attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. Captain Hanley is a retired American commercial pilot and whistleblower, and…
Read MoreRemembering Mulla Sadra, Iranian mystic philosopher who redefined Islamic thought
By: Humaira Ahad | Date: May 22, 2025 | Presstv.ir In a madrasa in the 17th-century Shiraz, a group of students gathered in the Khan School, notebooks open, listening carefully as their teacher taught complex ideas about existence, truth, and the soul’s journey toward God. Their teacher, known throughout Iran as Mulla Sadra, was not merely explaining religious doctrines, he…
Read MoreReview of ‘The Midnight Library’: Making sense of Schrodinger’s cat
“I don’t know if these alt-lives exist in some multiverse, with angels and jinn visiting from them now and then.” Wednesday, 21 May 2025 01:35Written by Eric WalbergЭрик Вальберг / Уолберг | إيريك والبرغ How can a cat be alive and dead at the same time? I love how science has rediscovered religion. Leaving aside the Big Bang theory, the…
Read MoreYour Hajj $ Pay for Genocide (video)
Video link Note: the purpose of this video is not to comment on individuals going to perform Hajj to fulfill their Islamic obligation, but rather to call out the crimes of those who take this money and funnel it to the murderers themselves.
Read MoreMuhammad: The Ultimate Leader From Western Business Perspectives
From the book Muhammad: The Ultimate Leader From Western Business Perspectives By Daud Batchelor Chapter 1: The Most Influential Person Who Ever Lived Of five non-Muslim biographers cited by Khalid Yassin, who had studied leaders throughout human history, three of them determined that the most profound human being who has impacted on humanity was none other than the Prophet of…
Read MoreTaj Mahal and Agra
By Taj Mahal Taj Mahal-Official Website of Taj Mahal, Government of Uttar Pradesh (India) Agra, an old heritage city on the bank of the river Yamuna, finds mention in the Epic Mahabharata as Agravan. Ptolemy, the famous 2nd Century Geographer, marked it as Agra on the World map. It is generally accepted that Sultan Sikandra Lodi, the Ruler of Delhi…
Read MoreAI reach: boon or bane?
Zahir Ebrahim Monday, May 19, 2025 | Last updated May 20, 2025 1:00 PM I think this should be of wide general interest to anyone who lives in the modern world in which AI agents and chatbots are being thrust upon the public under various guises. There is an ugly aspect of AI most users of AI and its pundits…
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