Family life can get messy, particularly in the face of conflicts. Among the many hats that mothers and fathers wear, they must also be skilled in the art of conflict management. Disagreements in the home can arise between husband and wife, siblings, in-laws, and other extended relatives.
For Muslims in the United States, political success and public recognition remain limited milestones. When a Muslim is elected to office, it sparks excitement and even disbelief.
Muslims have long faced criticism and hostility from those who oppose their faith. Even the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), who was respected as honest and kind before his prophethood, endured rejection and abuse from his own tribe after calling them to worship God alone.
It never fails; when the month of Rabiʿ al-Awwal arrives, debates resurface about whether Muslims should celebrate the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.
Imagine a world where religious art was centered on visual interpretations of the unseen. God was rendered into visible form to be worshipped, while saints and angels filled canvases, stained glass, and sculptures that adorned houses of worship.
Are you a mom thinking about going back to school but feeling unsure if you can pull it off? The short answer is: Yes, you can! Whether your classroom is a university campus, a community center, or online from the comfort of your home, learning is possible at any stage of life.