Millions of students graduate each year, whether from high school or by earning a college degree. Graduations are celebrated and regarded as one of the biggest moments in a person’s life. During graduations, alumni wear the traditional cap and gown to represent their achievement.
The transition from high school to college or trade school is an important chapter in a young Muslim’s life. Indeed, it is an opportunity for growth, however it also tests faith (eman), identity, and values.
Graduations are some of the most significant milestones in a person’s life. They represent the successful completion of a long-term goal and signal the beginning of a new chapter in life.
Peace is defined in most dictionaries as “a state or period in which there is no war or a war has ended.” Islam has defined peace in a different way. The word for peace in Arabic is Salam.
This article will look at the aftermath of the Nakba until the present and present an analysis of how the U.S., Arab regimes, and international institutions such as the U.N. facilitate the Zionist entity's continued genocide.
Palestine has been under Islamic rule since the 7th century, and it was interrupted only by the Crusades. This article brings to light the key events that helped to shape the transfer of power from Muslims to Zionists and create a Jewish state on the ruins of an Islamic state.