Over the last decade and a half in my involvement with organizing Islamic events in the Northeast, there have been two familiar faces that I consistently see in the audience.
School may be out for the summer, but for our families, education continues year-round. One meaningful way to make summer educational is by building strong relationships, not only with family and friends but also with our neighbors.
The 49th annual ICNA-MAS Convention held over Memorial Day weekend from May 25-27, 2024, at the Baltimore Convention Center, hosted tens of thousands of attendees from around the country.
Mothers seldom get a break from being the backbone of their families – they are regularly the caretakers, nurses, chauffeurs, chefs, housekeepers, cheerleaders, advisors, and so much more.
When the month of Ramadan is halfway through, its last ten nights are drawing near, and Eid-u-fitr is in sight, Muslims may not only be thinking about how to increase their worship but also planning how they will celebrate the end of the fasting month.
During the month of Ramadan, the last thing on a fasting Muslim’s mind is probably exercise. Helping to manage my family’s martial arts gym, I have witnessed firsthand the dwindling attendance rates of our Muslim clients of late.