When Religion Does Not Reach the Heart
The deeper messages of Surah al-Māʿūn: religion should not merely change how we stand before God; it should change how we stand beside one another.
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Pharaoh, Haman and the Soldiers: The Qur’anic Anatomy of Power
The Qur’an’s account of Pharaoh is not simply the story of a cruel ruler from the distant past. It is a profound examination of authority, institutional power, coercion, moral responsibility and the struggle to keep power subject to justice.
UWI’s Institute of International Relations cancels Israel webinar
UWI’s Institute of International Relations cancels Israel webinar
Israel Webinar at UWI St Augustine Draws Calls for Cancellation Amid Gaza Genocide Findings
A planned webinar featuring Israeli diplomat Ephraim Ben Matityau at The University of the West Indies (UWI), St Augustine Campus, has triggered protests from students and Muslim community organizations, who are calling on the university to cancel the event and questioning the framing of its subject.
From 1857 to Today: Muslim Sovereignty to Muslim Civil Society
Post 1857 colonial India’s Muslim communities that had once lived within an imperial order increasingly had to organise itself through voluntary institutions.
The Hijrah Revisited: A Journey That Still Speaks to the Human Condition
More than fourteen centuries after the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ left Makkah for Madinah, the journey of the Hijrah still speaks to a world where millions of people are compelled to leave home in search of faith, safety, dignity, and a future.
Churchill Azad Akaloo: When Success Became a Means of Serving Humanity
Churchill Azad Akaloo’s death on the night of September 11th 2026, marks the passing of a Trinidadian businessman whose name became synonymous with Sheik Lisha Ltd.
Dr Mansoor Ibrahim, physician, Muslim leader and community servant, dies at 88
Trinidad and Tobago’s Muslim community is mourning the death of Al-Haj Dr Mansoor Ibrahim
The Kalimah: A Challenge to Power and a Call to Justice
The kalimah still speaks with extraordinary force to a world searching for fairness, struggling over power, and standing at the threshold of technological possibilities it does not yet fully understand.
From Nerves to New Beginnings: Children’s Book Opens Conversation on Diversity and Acceptance
The story suggests that acceptance does not require people to erase their differences. It requires them to see beyond those differences and recognise the humanity they share.