Since 2011, German universities have trained a growing number of Islamic theologians and religious education teachers, preparing them to teach in mosques, public schools, and community institutions ac...
For centuries, physicians viewed the heart as a remarkable yet simple machine. It functions as a muscular pump that moves blood through the body. Yet a growing body of research suggests this view is i...
Across many Muslim-majority communities, a recurring claim circulates widely: that the Quran, revealed roughly 1,400 years ago, contains references to scientific facts unknown at the time. Embryology,...
New research from Nanjing Medical University reveals that Ramadan fasting may actually improve body composition and nutritional status in young men, while leaving sleep patterns largely unaffected. Ex...
Japan is famous for its temples, shrines, and centuries-old traditions, but few people outside the country realize it is also home to a growing Muslim community. Although Islam remains a small minorit...
Social exclusion represents one of the most pervasive and damaging forms of human relational harm. This article examines the phenomenon through two complementary lenses. It also considers Islam’...
A anthropological study reveals how 14 Mexican Muslims grapple with mestizaje, whiteness, and the painful legacy of colonization — and why “reindigenization” feels like a foreign word. The...
A major study reveals how five Western nations handle religious diversity in radically different ways — and Muslims often bear the brunt of the toughest rules. The Core Question: One Region, Two Very ...
A study shows how 32 Islamic Studies teachers in Southern Thailand moved from lecture-based teaching to dynamic, learner-centered classrooms — boosting student engagement and critical thinking. The Ch...
Millions of people worldwide live with lupus, a chronic illness that causes fatigue, joint pain, skin rashes, and organ damage. Even when the disease is under control, many patients still struggle wit...
A comparative study reveals how Muslim communities across eight European countries built radically different paths to training imams, scholars, and community leaders — and why that diversity matters f...
In Islamic belief, Jesus is a honored prophet whose miracles reveal the power of the Creator — never a claim to godhood. The Core Truth in One Sentence Every miracle attributed to Jesus in the Quran h...
Introduction When people think of the world’s oldest universities, they typically mention the University of Bologna in Italy or Oxford University in England. However, UNESCO and Guinness World R...
The global food industry is witnessing a seismic shift, and at the heart of this change lies the rapidly expanding Islamic economy. For decades, Italian food and beverage (F&B) companies relied he...
Written by Nafan Bilal, Student of LIPIA (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Islam dan Arab), Jakarta, Indonesia Rome on the Brink of Destruction In the early 7th century CE, history records that the Eastern Ro...
- Inside Germany’s Classrooms for Future Islamic Teachers
- The Heart Beyond the Pump: What Modern Science Is Learning About the Body’s “Little Brain”
- A Scholarly Debate About Faith and Science
- Ramadan Fasting Improves Health Without Disrupting Sleep
- From Isolation to Inclusion: How Islam Found a Home in Japan
- Social Exclusion and the Prophetic Prohibition of Whispering: Scientific Evidence Explained
- Muslims in Mexico City Confront Racism, Identity, and the Weight of “Indigenous”
- Europe’s Religious Freedom Divide: Why Muslims Face a Postcode Lottery
- Thai Islamic Schools Transform Teaching With Japanese Lesson Study
- Listening to Quran Recitation Helps Lupus Patients Feel Better
