Reliving Hijrah from a 2026 Perspective
Ultimately, reliving the Hijrah is not about looking nostalgically at the past. It is about drawing guidance from a timeless event to navigate contemporary realities.
Ultimately, reliving the Hijrah is not about looking nostalgically at the past. It is about drawing guidance from a timeless event to navigate contemporary realities.
…if theological fundamentals could be compromised to prove that life is sacred, it should not require any special plea to regulate stimulant hobbies that are as catastrophic and detrimental as smoking.
…it never claimed to be an Islamic sect. What it claims is a general attachment to the Abrahamic faiths…Other specific principles include the belief that hijrah months and Gregorian months are identical, the actual Ka‘abah not being in Makkah but Petra in Jordan, the non-compulsory status of Jum‘ah, the permissibility of moderate consumption of alcohol and tolerance of members of the LGBTQ2IA+ community
As the rest of the world returns to school this September, we must not forget the millions of children left behind, whose dreams of education have been shattered by the very forces that claim to champion their rights.
European nations have often been quick to condemn human rights abuses in countries that are politically or economically isolated from the West, yet they frequently turn a blind eye to similar abuses committed by their allies.
The Prophet (saw) clearly stated that men who imitate women and women who imitate men are under the curse of Allah. It, therefore, becomes unsettling that the contemporary Muslim ummah continues to lose the grasp of Islamic ethical frameworks, even at the expense of categorical injunctions.
This year, the LGBT+ community seems to be taking to the streets quite early. However, this time, it is not for anything other than the Palestinian issue (?)
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