The great Deen of Islam is full of rulings, lessons, organization, legislation, and transformation that elevate people from a state of misery and decline to one of dignity, pride, and nobility, raising them above trivial matters. In today’s discussion, we will address just one of the many examples from the reality of Muslims in the early days of Islam.

The French capital hosted on 24 July a meeting between a Syrian government delegation and another “Israeli” delegation, considered the first and highest-level of its kind since 2000, under American auspices...

Praise be to Allah, who has granted us victory: the victory of the Al-Aqsa Flood and another victory with the fall of the tyrant of ash-Sham, which changed the perceptions of many people, Muslims and non-Muslims alike...

When history is studied, the student must distinguish what benefits him from what does not. This distinction is made by linking the study of history, to the purpose for which it is studied. If one seeks literature and eloquence, he delves into the history of his nation’s writers.