Editorial

What is thought of ‘religion’ as one that denies people their capacity to think and act reasonably, in every activity of life, whether religious or secular, social or spiritual, could apply to any religion but not to Islam;

Recent scientific researches into heavenly phenomena have us all but wondering whether we are just chasing after ghosts.

In Islam, the parents’ rights are immovable, irrevocable.

Shedding of the world is not equal to the renunciation of the world.

Will the Beelzebub’s neo-con friends learn anything? What ushered them into the Shade of Terrorism?

It is now eighteen years after 9/11. Fifty percent of the public has now begun to suspect the governmental version of the attacks.

One of the differences between pure art and the art of writing is that although writing is also described as an art, it is acquirable.

If there has been a debacle, it is not the `Ulama, or the clergy, or Islam, which bear the responsibility for lack in progress.

Far from persecution, Muslim rulers in the early centuries of Islam have actually been great patrons of science and scientists.

Within 300 years, science has reached its outward limits. Its pace has now slowed, as it faces huge hurdles in its efforts to move forward.

Have the Muslim political and religious leadership failed the Ummah?

The Muslim youth today knows nothing, understands nothing. Their entire learning is through 15-second clips on WhatsApp.

In a previous issue (Dec. 2018) we have pointed out that the world is largely lived in, and ruled, by those who have reason and logic missing in their mental make-up.

A struggle is afoot to bring back sanity, prevent suppression of criticism, and refusal to accept hatred as the normal way of life.

After the universal traits of hypocrisy, dishonesty and duplicity, how will Muslims escape this new malady of the loss of straight-thinking?