Islamic Creed

Islamic creed, or ‘caqiidah, represents the core beliefs and theological foundations that define the Muslim faith. These beliefs guide a Muslim’s understanding of the world, their relationship with ALLAH, and their interactions with others.

Beyond Epstein: How Global Elites and the UN Facilitate Human Trafficking of Muslim Youth

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This article unveils shocking connections between the global elite, international organizations, and the human trafficking of vulnerable children. It exposes how initiatives claiming to support freedom and rights are often covers for stripping children from their families, leaving them exposed to predators like Epstein. From UN-sponsored videos encouraging youth to flee home to the exploitation of war zones, this is a wake-up call for every Muslim family.

The Epstein Scandal: Unveiling the System of Western Moral Decay and the Islamic Solution

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Recent leaks related to the Epstein Scandal have shocked the world, revealing high-profile figures involved in horrific abuse. However, mere disgust is not enough. 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.

The Divine Foundation: Understanding Loyalty and Disavowal (Al-Wala wal-Bara) in Islam

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Ornate Islamic archway illustrating loyalty and disavowal concept with balanced scales between golden and blue paths leading to the Kaaba

This comprehensive analysis explores the Islamic concept of loyalty and disavowal, distinguishing it from worldly allegiances. Learn how Islam establishes this principle on divine love and justice, making it accessible to all while protecting the rights of those outside its circle.

Clarifications on Islamic Principles: Responding to Reader Concerns and Objections

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Islamic principles explored through scholarly study setting with traditional elements

A detailed examination of six major concerns raised by readers about Islamic principles, including relationships with non-Muslims, divine rulings, and theological concepts, with scholarly explanations and evidences.

The Great Fitnah: Understanding Historical Civil Strife Among the Prophet’s Companions and Its Modern Implications

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Civil strife among the companions depicted through silhouetted riders at sunset

This is the first article in the series “The Great Fitna: The Story of the Fitna Among the Companions”. It explores the reasons behind the series, including Shiite extremism and contemporary Iranian expansionism, the secular dominance over the Islamic world, and the misinterpretation of history by some Islamic intellectuals during the Arab revolutions.