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Dr. Eyad Qunaibi is a Jordanian scholar and pharmacology professor known for his commentary on Islamic issues and his critiques of Western influence in Muslim societies. Read his full biography here.
Translated Articles
Here is a collection of translated articles based on Dr. Eyad Qunaibi’s video lectures on YouTube and posts on Telegram:
ALLAH’s Wisdom Behind the Suffering of Children in Gaza, Sudan, and Arakan
Reflect on the profound questions of faith and trials: Why does ALLAH allow suffering, especially among innocent children in tumultuous regions? Unveil the hidden wisdom behind life’s most challenging tests.
Why Muslims Must Continue the Boycott: Upholding Islamic Values and Supporting Gaza and Lebanon
The significant reasons why the boycott remains essential, how it reinforces our Islamic values, and the profound impact it has on both our communities and our brothers and sisters in Gaza.
The Purpose of Life – Series (3 Articles)
This series, offers valuable Islamic reflections that help bridge the gap between knowledge and practice. It encourages readers to contemplate their life’s direction, ensuring that their actions are aligned with Islamic principles.
Reflections on the Zionist Attack in Lebanon: A Muslim Perspective on Complex Realities
Discover the Muslim perspective on the Zionist attack in Southern Lebanon, emphasizing the crucial need for Muslim unity and resilience.
Gaza and Brutality: Netanyahu’s Vision vs. Islamic Principles
This article examines a resurfaced interview where Netanyahu discusses Israel’s actions in Gaza, and offers a critical analysis from an Islamic viewpoint.
The Duty of Muslim Scholars in Clarifying the Truth
An exploration of the obligation upon scholars and leaders to clarify the truth, uphold justice, and support noble causes.
Is the Palestine Issue an Islamic Cause or a Humanitarian Concern?
Amidst a world of shifting loyalties and hidden motives, where faith and compassion intertwine, what truly defines our stance on justice and unity?
Be Proud of Your Islam – Series (14 Articles)
This guide highlights the blessings and crucial distinctions between faith and disbelief, drawing on the Qur’an and Prophet Muhammad’s (Peace be upon Him) teachings to strengthen Islamic identity and navigate modern challenges.
Muslim Reactions to Syria’s Events: Between Joy and Caution
A compelling exploration of how Muslims should respond to Syria’s liberation, balancing justified celebration with thoughtful consideration of future challenges, while maintaining Islamic brotherhood and solidarity.
A Muslim’s Heartfelt Letter to His Christian Neighbor About Christmas Celebrations
A thoughtful exploration of interfaith relations through a Muslim’s perspective on Christmas celebrations, addressing both religious convictions and neighborly love.
The Illusion of Democratic Choice: Syria’s Constants and Islamic Authority
A critical examination of democratic principles and governing constants in Syria’s political landscape, highlighting the paradox of Western demands for democratic voting on fundamental state principles while protecting their own constants from electoral processes.
The Epstein Scandal: Unveiling the System of Western Moral Decay and the Islamic Solution
This article analyzes the systemic moral decay, the false promises of Western freedom, and how the values that fueled the Epstein Scandal are infiltrating Muslim societies, arguing that the only true protection lies in returning to the justice and mercy of Divine Law.
Beyond Epstein: How Global Elites and the UN Facilitate Human Trafficking of Muslim Youth
This article unveils shocking connections between the global elite, international organizations, and the human trafficking of vulnerable children.
Reading the Quran in the Age of Epstein: A Shield Against Moral Decay
This article invites you to adopt a new perspective when Reading the Quran—a lens that contrasts the purity of Divine Law with the swamp of modern moral collapse.
These articles reflect Dr. Eyad Qunaibi’s deep understanding of contemporary Muslim issues and his analytical approach to societal challenges.