Why We Should Eat Insects?
Embracing insects as food is no longer just a novelty—it’s a practical step toward a more sustainable future. Let’s discover why we should eat insects.
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Reproductive Autonomy: The Global Movement to Escape Childbearing
While traditionally reserved for serious medical conditions, hysterectomy is now being sought as a deliberate, irreversible act of reproductive autonomy.
Premature Marriage in Islam: A Critical Analysis Based on the Qur’an and Sunnah
Let’s discover the status of Premature Marriage in Islam. Marriage in Islam is not merely a legal contract or a cultural tradition—it is a sacred covenant
The Dark Side of Tube Babies
The incident underscores the pressing need to confront the hidden risks and regulatory gaps surrounding donor conception — the dark side of tube babies.
Waqf Bill: The Shrinking Freedom in India
This article delves into the implications of the new Waqf bill, focusing on its legal, historical, and socio-political dimensions.
Istanbul Pride:A Shameful Event
Istanbul Pride is an annual LGBTQ+ pride event held in Istanbul, Turkey. It began in 2003 and was the first Pride march in a Muslim-majority country. Initially, it was a relatively small event
Sunnah and Hadith
Epistemologically, scholars have differentiated between Sunnah and Hadith, considering them as distinct yet closely related concepts. However, in practical application and historical transmission, Hadith and Sunnah overlap more than 100%, meaning that they not...
The Qur’an and Sunnah: Their Joint Emergence with Prophethood
The Qur’an and Sunnah form the two primary sources of Islamic teachings. Their relationship is deeply intertwined, and they began simultaneously with the commencement of Prophet Muhammad’s (ﷺ) mission.
Blood Money: An Islamic Perspectives
Blood money, known as Diyah in Islamic law, is a form of financial compensation paid to the family of a victim in cases of unintentional or intentional killing, bodily harm, or certain other offenses....
Prohibition of Marriage During Iddah
The prohibition of marriage during Iddah is explicitly addressed in the Quran. This article explores the prohibition in light of three key Quranic verses
