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Explore Jināyah in the context of Islamic law, covering offenses against the person, including murder, wounding, and more. Understand its legal and cultural significance and its place in the broader framework of Sharia.
Explore MUNĀFIQ (منافق), the Islamic term for hypocrite. Understand its significance in Islamic theology and history, especially during the time of Prophet Muhammad, and its mention in Surah Al-Munafiqun from the Qur'an.
Explore the profound message in Sūrah Al-ʿAnkabūt, the 29th chapter of the Qurʾān. Understand the beautifully poignant parable of the spider and its significance in fostering faith and trust in God.
Delve into the profound concept of Al-Ṣamad, one of the essential attributes of God in Islam. Understand its linguistic origins, theological significance, cultural resonances, and its enduring relevance in the spiritual lives of Muslims.
Explore Mars̤īyah (مرثية), the Islamic funeral elegy that holds profound significance in religious and cultural contexts. Learn about its etymology, cultural variations, and its key role during Muḥarram in commemorating al-Ḥasan and al-Ḥusain.
Discover the life and revolutionary ideologies of Ali Shariati, an Iranian Shii thinker who intertwined Islamic thought with Marxian influences to advocate for social justice, empowerment, and liberation of the oppressed.
Discover the multifaceted world of inshāʾ, not merely literary construction but an art form that transcends boundaries and nations. Grasp its historical roots, varied applications, and its influence in shaping intellectual discourse.
Delve deep into Kufic, one of the earliest and most distinguished styles of Arabic calligraphy. Discover its origins, historical significance, and cultural impact in the Muslim world.
Delve into the historical and cultural significance of 'Kātib' (كاتب), traditionally an amanuensis, clerk, or secretary in Islamic history. Explore how this role has evolved over time and its impact on Islamic scholarship.
Delve into the significance, history, and cultural impact of the Black Stone, known as Al-Hajaru ʾl-Aswad, a revered object in Islamic tradition situated in the Kaaba in Mecca.
Explore the Islamic understanding of a week, starting with sunset and delving into the origins, meanings, and cultural contexts of each day. Learn about the special significance of Friday, known as 'Yaumu ʾl-jumʿah', the Day of Assembly.
Explore зū al-Qaʿdah, the eleventh month of the Islamic calendar, historically significant for its position as a period of non-violence. Understand its importance in Islamic tradition and see how it compares to times of peace in other cultures.
