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Before the Hijrah: Faith Was Under Fire in Makkah Before the Hijrah reshaped the course of Islamic history, the early Muslim community endured years of relentless persecution in Makkah. What began as mockery and ridicule soon escalated into open violence, social isolation, and murder. For the first Muslims, believing in one God was not a […]
As we approach the final moments of these sacred days, we invite you to pause with us , to reflect, realign, and remember what truly matters. The Day of Arafah is almost upon us this year, it falls on Thursday 5th June. The Prophet ﷺ called it “the best day of the year” — a […]
As the sacred month of Dhul Hijjah begins, hearts across the Muslim world are filled with longing, for Makkah, for forgiveness, and for nearness to Allah. Among the thousands preparing for this journey of a lifetime are Amina and Yusuf Khan, a couple from Manchester whose path to Hajj is a heartfelt story of patience, […]
According to a new poll, young British Muslims are far more religious than their non-Muslim peers. But apart from religion, young British Muslims and non-Muslims, hold very similar views in matters such as personal finance, representation and the climate crisis. The research was commissioned by Hyphen, an online publication focused on Muslims in the UK […]
Born as Malcolm Little in Omaha in 1925, Malcolm X’s childhood and life as a young adult was contrastingly different to his adulthood. Moving from a foster home to reform school, he eventually ended up working as a waiter in Harlem. It was during this time that he began selling marijuana, became addicted to cocaine […]
