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World Arabic Language Day

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

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I’m the Same as You, I’m Just Different

Abu Hudhayfah Edwards

Essa was eleven years old, with wide, curious eyes and a quiet way of studying the world. Most people who met him noticed his gentle smile before they noticed anything else.

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Heartwork in Action: Confronting Anti-Black Bullying in Muslim Spaces

Wendy Díaz

As parents, we all want our children to feel safe, respected, and included wherever they go. Yet bullying continues to affect many young people, and in Muslim spaces it can sometimes be tied to anti-Blackness. Bullying is defined by the U.S.

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Islamophobia is a Major Issue in the U.S.: Here’s Why

Uthman Guadalupe

Islamophobia is the prejudice, fear, hostility, or hatred directed at Islam and Muslims, often taking the form of discrimination, exclusion, or violence against individuals or groups perceived as Muslims.

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The Sadaqah Seven: 7 Powerful Hadith on Charity to Implement at Home

Wendy Díaz

The month of November has become synonymous with gratitude and giving. Despite the holiday’s complicated history, Thanksgiving Day, typically observed on the fourth Thursday of the month, has become a time for families to gather and express thanks for their blessings.

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Why We Should Preserve Native American Culture

Uthman Guadalupe

The United States of America has continuously tried to silence and exterminate Native American culture. Through forced removals, broken treaties, and racist violence, the U.S. has spent numerous years and resources on this cause.

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Native American Muslims – A People to Know

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

O humanity! Indeed, We created you from a male and a female, and made you into peoples and tribes so that you may ˹get to˺ know one another. Surely the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous among you. Allah is truly All-Knowing, All-Aware

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World Arabic Language Day

I’m the Same as You, I’m Just Different

Heartwork in Action: Confronting Anti-Black Bullying in Muslim Spaces

Islamophobia is a Major Issue in the U.S.: Here’s Why

The Sadaqah Seven: 7 Powerful Hadith on Charity to Implement at Home

Why We Should Preserve Native American Culture

Native American Muslims – A People to Know

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