THE PEACE (AS-SALAAM) Magazine
Spreading the words of Allah in PEACE since 2002
The number of foreign visitors to Japan hit a record last year, including those from Muslim-majority regions drawn by the country’s food, pop culture and seasonal scenery By Abdullahi Yusuf … Read More
This journey to Kaolack, a city in western Senegal paints a pleasant picture and an enclave to behold First published in the Ramadan/Shawwal 1434 (2013) print edition of PEACE Magazine. … Read More
Being a Key Note address presented by: Alhaji Yusuf Adebayo, P.h.D, the Deputy, National President, Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria, on the occasion of a virtual Congress of Ansar-Ud-Deen, Youth Association … Read More
By Prince Jibril ayu-Akpanim Is your brow fizzled at the alias of Borno as Home of Peace? Obviously it will because you refused to travel and see things first hand. … Read More
In Loving Memory of Professor Abdulgani Raji By Imam Tajudeen Sheikh Oyebanji, PhD. As the three-day mourning period draws to a close, one truth remains unshaken: Professor Abdulgani Raji will … Read More
By Abdullahi Yusuf To earn the trust and support of Muslim consumers, business owners must go beyond profits, ensuring their practices reflect Islamic values, honesty, and community responsibility. Here are … Read More
By Abdullahi Yusuf Imagine bringing delicious halal cuisine to the streets, opening a bakery filled with the scent of freshly baked halal-certified pastries, or offering a halal meal prep service … Read More
By Tunji Oladejo Today as always, I remember the life and legacy of Sheik Alhaji Muyideen Ajani Bello, a renowned Nigerian Islamic preacher who passed away on December 6, 2024, … Read More
“Tell the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their private parts and not expose their adornment except that which (necessarily) appears thereof…” (Surah An-Nur, 24:31). By Abdullahi Yusuf … Read More
Peace Magazine traces how Ibrahim Mijinyawa turned a messenger’s savings and a wooden kiosk into one of Nigeria’s most recognisable supermarket chains. What began as “Fahad” became “Sahad” in the … Read More
