Grokipedia and the Epistemic Crisis of Our Time
If anything, this rivalry between Grokipedia and Wikipedia shows the truth that knowledge has never been ideologically neutral — and it is unlikely to become so anytime soon.
The Prophet in Our Hearts: Reflections in Muslim Culture and Art
For Muslims, art is intrinsically tied to purpose. It is not detached from meaning, nor is it a silly indulgence. Every act of a Muslim is ultimately linked to worship. Art, therefore, becomes an expression of devotion: of love, not hate; of praise, not ridicule; of beauty, not provocation. Indeed, among the loftiest subjects of Muslim artistic expression is the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ himself.
Harvard, Zionism, and the Struggle Over Academic Freedom in the U.S.
Harvard, one of the world’s most prestigious and well-resourced universities, has now become a symbolic battleground. The institution recently filed a lawsuit to halt a federal freeze on more than $2.2 billion in grants, following efforts by President Donald Trump’s administration to pressure universities into dropping diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) measures and disciplining student protesters.
Gaza: How These 5 Firms are Complicit in the Genocide
However, it is essential to spotlight some of the companies whose products are woven into our daily lives. After all, Big Tech is complicit in Israel’s actions to a far greater extent than we often acknowledge.
Tajikistan: A Critical Perspective on the Ban of Islamic Symbols
With 98% of its population adhering to Islam, Tajikistan's policies have puzzled many, making a thorough analysis of the issue crucial.
