Fall and winter can be a rough time for many reasons. Changes in temperature, day length, and disruptions in everyday routine can contribute to stress and seasonal depression. Seasonal depression is a very real condition that can affect mood, appetite, sleep schedules, and more.

A few weeks ago, I came across a video on Dr. Yasir Qadhi’s YouTube channel titled "Remembering My Father: Dr. Mazhar Kazi."¹ I had heard about the recent passing of our elder pioneer, Dr. Kazi, but I must admit that I knew very few details about his life.

I was born into a house that never slept.

Just a few days ago, one of my neighbors’ holiday decorations caught my attention and stirred memories of home.

One of the many goals I set for myself as a Muslim convert parent was to offer my children an opportunity I never had growing up: the chance to learn Arabic.

People use numbers every day. Mathematics is an essential part of our world, even in places we do not expect it.

World Arabic Language Day was established by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) to highlight and acknowledge the beauty and vastness of the Arabic language.  It is observed on December 18^th of each year because this day coincides with the 197