NSCIA Beyond Moon Sighting
By Abdulfattah Abdussalam To an average Nigerian, the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs NSCIA, is a ceremonial organisation, which only exists to announce the beginning and the end of … Read More
Category: Opinion
Understanding the Qur’an’s View on Other Religions
We came across this insightful reflection by Rabbi Allen S. Maller, who examines what the Qur’an truly says about faith beyond boundaries. His essay, “Can a Religion Other Than Islam … Read More
Stop the Blackmail’: Imam Gusau Calls for Unity, Peace Among Nigerians
By Imam Murtadha Gusau In the Name of Allah, The Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful Praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds, may the blessings and peace be … Read More
Muslim Women and the Case for Financial Empowerment
Why financial literacy is no longer optional in today’s realities By Dr Anisa Buckley During my research on the divorce experiences of Australian women, one participant shared her life story that … Read More
OPINION: Please Let NAHCON Be
By Fatima Sanda Usara In recent times, the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has found itself under an unusual and disproportionate weight of allegations. Petitions after petitions that are … Read More
French Muslims Face Endless Suspicion – No Matter Their Achievements
From sports stars to media personalities and style icons, success offers no shield against prejudice as Islamophobia fuels a persistent “enemy within” narrative across France. By Rokhaya Diallo Being a … Read More
Islamic Banking: Where Are the Muslims
By Abdussalam Abdulfattah The commencement of the practice of Islamic Banking in Nigeria came with sacrifices on the forbearers of this kind of financial module. The battle to procure an … Read More
Muslim Women Don’t Need Saving
Jared Bell debunks the West’s weaponised feminism and selective outrage—from Iran to Gaza, Xinjiang to Srebrenica By Jared O. Bell What sparked me to write this article was the persistent … Read More