Reframing Abraham’s Legacy: The Covenant Not the Genome
“He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly, to love mercy, and to…
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International
Zulm and ‘Adl: The Divine Line Between Justice and Oppression
Why the absence of justice is itself a moral crime. In political and social philosophy, the absence of justice is widely characterized as injustice, and it…
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“Incline Toward Peace” – As US-Venezuela Tensions Escalate ASJA calls for Caribbean Unity and Restraint
Recycled Scripts: How Colonial Narratives Used Against Indigenous Peoples Resurface in Palestine
A Barbadian Among the World’s 500 Most Influential Muslims
Faith in Action: Trinidad & Tobago Muslims Bring Hope to Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa
Our Region
Empowering Communities Through Education: A New Regional Partnership Takes Shape
As regional representatives gathered in conference under the theme “Empowering Communities in the Caribbean and Latin Americas,” a clear message emerged: the challenges facing education…
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TT Muslims Continues Hurricane Relief Operations Across Western Jamaica
Freedom: Caribbean Parallels in the Long Struggle for Liberty
News
MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH INDIAN ARRIVAL DAY.
Speech given at the Trinidad and Tobago Fifty Plus Club on Sunday 29th May 2011, the Birkdale Community Centre, Ellesmere at Brimley, Toronto. I got…
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Is India Democratic or Fascist?
Muslims in the Turks & Caicos Islands
The Significance of a Masjid
