Muharram 1447
№7. (2025-07-01)

The Meccan Parliament. What do we know about Dar an-Nadwa?

Of course, the pre-Islamic system of governance in Mecca can hardly be called parliamentary in the classical sense of the term but the House of...

The Black Stone of the Kaaba: Between History and Modernity

The Black Stone (al-Hajar al-Aswad) is one of the most revered relics in Islam, located in the eastern corner of the Kaaba in Mecca.   Its...

The Order Established by the Creator

The entire system of the universe is built on mediation. This is a fundamental principle laid down by the Supreme Creator.   For example, a...

“It is all in the heart”

Once a poor desert dweller asked for alms from the Muslim ruler Ali. But Ali had nothing at that moment, and he took a handful of sand, read...

How to become beautiful?

In the modern world, standards of beauty are becoming more and more intrusive.   Social networks, advertising and the fashion industry create...

Diploma or marriage?

Since the time of the prophet Adam, the Creator has given man a religion and it clearly spells out family values. People got married, created...

The Great Mathematician and Astronomer

Abd ar-Rahman ibn Yunus al-Misri is an Islamic scholar who calculated the end of his life.   Abd ar-Rahman ibn Yunus al-Misri was a very...

Quantum Physics through the eyes of Imam al-Shaarani

An example from everyday life Just as frames in a movie rapidly replace each other, reality and time cannot move smoothly. We cannot imagine a...

2026-08-01 (Safar 1448) №8.


Salim, Grandson of Umar ibn al-Khattаb

Let us fast forward to the reign of Umar ibn al-Khattab. The richest spoils of war, which had fallen to the Muslims after the death of Yazdegerd, the last Persian king, were brought to Medina – the city of the Messenger of God ﷺ. Among the riches they acquired were the crowns of the Persian...


The Soul is Like a Garden, Blooming or Fading

“Have you ever stepped out into the garden on a gloomy, rainy morning in late autumn? The trees are almost bare, drafty and swaying, fallen leaves are rotting on the paths, death and desolation are everywhere. Not only in the flowerbeds, above the drooping, yellowed stems of other flowers,...


Al-Dinawari: The Muslim Polymath

Abu Hanifa Ahmad ibn Dawud Dinawari, known as al-Dinawari, was born in 828 in Dinawar (near Kirmashan) and died in 895.   He was a Kurdish scholar of the Islamic Golden Age who made significant contributions to astronomy, botany, geography, agriculture, metallurgy, mathe-matics and history....


An Illness or a New Way of Perceiving Information

The problem of parent-child relationships has always existed but nowadays it is especially acute, as we find it increasingly difficult to understand each other.   The new generation is growing up in an overwhelming flood of information and this inevitably affects young people. Most videos on...


A Modern Disease: Constant Anxiety

In an age when negative news bombards us from all sides, social media dominates, life becomes more complex than ever and the pursuit of luxury and worldly temptations intensifies, anxiety has become a constant companion for many.   This invisible feeling tightens the chest, disrupts peace of...