On the Beatific Vision, ‘Ayah Al Kursiyy’, Qasidah Burdah, and more…
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It is commonly believed that humor has no place in religion. But answers to “Letters to the Editor” demonstrate that a toe-hold can be created not only for humor, but also for various literary features that generate interest.In turns, cool, witty, uncompromising, provoking, tough, forthright, humorous, yet educative – the answers have demonstrated that religious discussions need not be high and dry boorish.
While tender, emotional, and Eastern minds feel offended by some answers, many broad-minded readers have repeatedly suggested their publication in book form. Rather than feeling offended, the reader might remember that this is a new genre of writing, a new experiment in religious literature, and that we live in a world which is increasingly in short supply of delight.
Letters to the Editor
December, 2015
On Judging by laws other than Allah’s, Every Pharaoh has a Moses, and more…
Read more »November, 2015
On Khilafah, Course of Study and more…
Read more »October, 2015
On Failed Business, Abu Haneefah and the Veil, Tafaseer, and more…
Read more »September, 2015
On Sacrifice (Qurbani), Tajweed, Superstitions, Bid’ah and more…
Read more »August, 2015
On Sheikh Imran Hussein, Lawyers and Liars, and more…
Read more »July, 2015
On Love’s Entanglements, Hajj rites, Shirk and more…
Read more »June, 2015
On kissing hands and feet, Hadith and Fiqh, Magic, 786, and more…
Read more »May, 2015
On knowledge-hungry Non-Muslims, Eunuchs, Bank Interest, Child Marriage, and more…
Read more »April, 2015
On Sajadatu al-Sahw (sajda-e-sahu)
Read more »March, 2015
On Islamic Centers, Lop-sided priorities, Family rights, and more…
Read more »February, 2015
On ‘Tasawwuf’, Installments, ‘Ghusl’, ‘Raf’ Yadyn’, and more…
Read more »January, 2015
On contraception, beards, moon-sighting, talaq, and more…
Read more »December, 2014
On ‘Political Islam’, ‘Wakf’, Shameful use of the Quran, and more…
Read more »November, 2014
On ‘Khutbah in Arabic’, The ‘Zahir’ and ‘Batin’, and more…
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