It seems like every time I open social media, there is a string of news articles or images denoting some “recent” discovery that Muslims have already been putting into practice for hundreds of years.

One thing I’ve always loved about the life of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, was his clear love and respect for nature.

The Islamic way of upbringing, also known as tarbiyah, is deemed an essential responsibility that is tied to each one of us, as parents, caretakers, and educators. It is Allah, who has entrusted us with this responsibility of guardianship over the dependents under our care.

This young Imam is a hero who looked for interfaith harmony.

Now he is a shaheed.

Islam is a religion of balance and promotes moderation in all things. The Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said:

There are a number of ways to glean that youth are experiencing stress on many levels. Recent research data tells a grim tale:

In our modern capitalistic society, the expectations placed on parents to be both providers and loving caretakers are immense.