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Protecting our Elders in the Digital Age

Technology has made life easier in countless ways. Today, our parents and grandparents can stay connected with family, manage their finances, shop, access healthcare information, attend Islamic classes, and keep up with the world, all from a phone or computer.

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When Seeing Is No Longer Believing: Teaching Our Children About AI

Wendy Díaz

Recent discussions about the rise of artificial intelligence would have us believe that it is a somewhat recent phenomenon. However, AI has been in development since the 1950s.

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Recognizing False Islamic Websites

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

There is an urgent need to be extra vigilant when using the internet, especially when searching for information on Islamic history or fiqh. Besides the explosion of online classes in Islamic studies, Quranic studies and even Arabic, there are videos, podcasts and numerous websites with arti

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From Mission to Daily Practice

Abdul Malik Mujahid

Birds and animals, like us, experience similar biological processes. There is hardly a difference between a human being and other animals.

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The Invisible Ocean

Abu Hudhayfah Edwards

Puerto Rico, 1623

At nineteen years of age, Omar Arévalo had crossed an ocean few men of his village could have imagined.

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Making Your Muslim Community Latino-Friendly Beyond Hispanic Heritage Month

Wendy Díaz

Is your Islamic center Latino-friendly? It should be. Every Hispanic Heritage Month, I receive requests to write about Latinos in Islam, present a Latin American-inspired story time, speak about the Latino experience at a local masjid, or organize a special event celebrating Hispanic heritage.

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The Making of The Mariachi Muslim: Bringing Latino Muslim Heritage to Children’s Literature

Wendy Díaz

“Necessity is the mother of invention,” as the proverb goes. In my case, I was quite literally a mother in search of a solution. When my first child was born in 2006, finding Islamic children’s books in Spanish was nearly impossible.

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Recent Articles

Protecting our Elders in the Digital Age

When Seeing Is No Longer Believing: Teaching Our Children About AI

Recognizing False Islamic Websites

From Mission to Daily Practice

The Invisible Ocean

Making Your Muslim Community Latino-Friendly Beyond Hispanic Heritage Month

The Making of The Mariachi Muslim: Bringing Latino Muslim Heritage to Children’s Literature

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