This section focuses on how New Muslims should deal with his society.
Many people believe that pigs are highly intelligent creatures. Some say they are smarter than dogs, and others say they are smarter than your average 3 year old….
Was there slavery before Islam? How did Islam deal with it? And what about the Islamic concepts of equality and personal freedom?
How many times have we been confronted with challenges or felt our faith weakening? As as Muslim youth how do we fulfill our goals and commitments in life? How do we make use of our energy and potential set, achieve worldly and hereafter goals?
Should we, Muslims, feel a true sense of belonging to the Islamic Ummah, or to the country we live in? What is the meaning of loyalty and citizenship in Islam? What does give Muslims a true sense of belonging? How do we cultivate that sense?
How could we have successful and rich relationships with people around us? What could keep our contacts tied to us in good shape? What does Islam say about that?
How did the prophet deal with converts and what would he have us do today? Learn from the perfect teacher of humankind…
Muslims who regularly attend mosques are more likely to work with their neighbors to solve community problems, be registered to vote, and are more likely to plan to vote…
Are democracy and democratic practices something known to Islam? Is it compatible with Islamic principles? What style of leadership does Islam encourage?
What do you do when you come to the end of a period of great effort and find only an insurmountable wall? What do you do when you feel broken? How do you face the trials of life?
Islam places great importance on kind treatment and social ties, not to mention one’s family and friends. On what conditions can a Muslim join non-Muslims during holiday seasons?
What do the pillars of Islam have to do with the social relations? What message do they have for the benefit and wellbeing of society? How do these pillars impact our relations with others?
In the world we live in today, especially for those living in the West, opposite gender interactions take place on a daily basis.
Western Muslims have to rethink their presence in the West more comprehensively. How could they live as true humans and true Muslims?
What did motivate Yasmin Mogahed to wear the hijab at that age of 13? What change did hijab bring to her life What does hijab mean to her? What challenges have she faced with it?
World Hijab Day (WHD) is an annual event in its fifth year. On February 1st of every year, WHD asks global citizens of all faiths to observe Hijab (head-covering) for a day in solidarity with Muslim women worldwide.
Since in Islam, we do not “date” and intermingle with the opposite sex, how does a new Muslim feel in their “journey of love”? How should we, Muslims, feel about the intended methods of expressing love in Islam?
Nowadays, there some sister who find it difficult to find a Muslim man to marry. Yet, there are several non-Muslim men who are ready to marry these sisters. Why is it not permissible to marry a non-Muslim man?
Do you know that during his lifetime, Prophet Muhammad took counsel with and encouraged over 600 female scholars, warriors, nurses, businesswomen, teachers and students?
According to UNESCO, the oldest university in the world was founded by a Muslim woman. Who was that woman? How did that start?
The Judicial system in Islam is structured to assure the establishment of justice among people, stop oppression, and punish the oppressors.
