Islam

Islam, Pakistan, South Asia

Curious Case Of Prohibition In Pakistan: High Or Dry

Prohibition in Pakistan has been relaxed over the years with provincial governments granting more permits to individuals and hotels to sell alcohol amid a debate on the benefits of the liquor ban

Dubai is far removed from bigotry tearing apart countries such as India
Islam, Middle East, United Arab Emirates

A Mosque And Ringside View Of Diverse, Multicultural Dubai

As the faithful prayed at the mosque in Dubai’s Barsha Heights, their right to worship did not impinge on the rights of those going about their business in the vicinity, including women in shorts and mini-skirts 

A culture of openness, pluralism and innovation has transformed the United Arab Emirates into one of the most advanced countries in under five decades
Islam, Middle East, Travel, United Arab Emirates, World

United Arab Emirates Success Pillars: Openess, Innovation

A culture of openness, pluralism, and innovation has transformed the United Arab Emirates into one of the most advanced countries globally in less than five decades after the country was formed encompassing tribal lands

Statue of Saraswati, the Hindu Goddess of learning and wisdom, standing on a lotus with three children reading a book at her feet, outside the Indonesian embassy in Washington, D.C.
Indonesia, Islam, South East Asia

Saraswati Statue In Washington: Hindu Centrepiece of Muslim Indonesia’s Embassy

A statue of Hindu Goddess Saraswati was installed at the embassy of the world’s most populous Muslim country in 2013 in Washington DC as a symbol of religious freedom in Indonesia, which is governed by principles of humanitarianism and democracy

Scholars and scientists gathered in a grand library, surrounded by manuscripts and scrolls, during the Islamic Golden Age.
Islam, Islamic Golden Age, Middle East

Islamic Golden Age: How Baghdad’s House of Wisdom Changed World Civilization

Muslim rulers supported scientists, philosophers, and artists regardless of their backgrounds, built observatories, libraries, academies, and hospitals during the Islamic Golden Age as they oversaw pivotal advancements in mathematics, astronomy, medicine, and philosophy, creating a legacy in science and culture with lasting impact before Europeans wrote Islamic civilization out of history

Marrakesh Declaration: Equal Citizenship Model Based On Prophet's Medina Charter
Indonesia, Islam, Middle East, South East Asia

Marrakesh Declaration: Equal Citizenship Model Based On Prophet’s Medina Charter

Marrakesh Declaration connected early Islamic sources and the Prophet Muhammad’s Medina Charter with international human rights law for a model of equal, contractual citizenship as an Islamic principle

Nahdlatul Ulama, the world’s biggest Islamic organization with 90 million members, advocates progressive and inclusive Islamic values, rejects extremist interpretations, emphasizes global peace and cooperation as well as a positive, compassionate vision for Islam
Indonesia, Islam, South East Asia

Nahdlatul Ulama: World’s Biggest Islamic Group Advocating Inclusive Islam, Global Peace

Nahdlatul Ulama, the world’s biggest Islamic organization with 90 million members, advocates progressive and inclusive Islamic values, rejects extremist interpretations, emphasizes global peace and cooperation as well as a positive, compassionate vision for Islam

The Crusades were not just any other wars or an ordinary event in world history, but a theologically justified attempt to erase Islam and the Islamic civilization
Islam, Middle East

Crusades: More Than Just Wars, Extraordinary Events In History

The Crusades were not just any other wars or an ordinary event in world history, but a theologically-justified attempt to erase Islam and the Islamic civilisation

The siege of Mecca in 1979 halted Saudi modernization and triggered a chain reaction fueling Islamophobia globally
Islam, Middle East, World

1979 Mecca Siege: How Juhayman al-Otaybi’s Grand Mosque Takeover Changed Saudi Arabia

The Iranian revolution, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and the seizure of Islam’s holiest shrine in 1979 halted Saudi modernization and triggered a chain reaction fueling Islamophobia globally

Prophet Muhammad delivered his Farewell Sermon on Mount Arafat emphasizing equality and justice for all.
Islam, Middle East

Prophet Muhammad’s Farewell Sermon at Hajj: Why His Last Address Still Matters Today

In 632 CE, Prophet Muhammad delivered his farewell sermon during his final Hajj pilgrimage at Mount Arafat, addressing equality, justice, women’s rights, racial harmony, economic ethics, and the sanctity of life, making it one of the most influential speeches in Islamic history that continues to influence Muslims and their views on human dignity

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