The Spirit of Ramadan in the House of One Guyana
Later today, the annual Ramadan Village will return to the grounds of the Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO) in Thomas Lands, three days ahead of the…
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The Ethos of Coexistence vs. The Tool of Coercion: A Study in Collective Punishment
The phrase “live and let live” is more than a casual idiom; it is a foundational principle of pluralism. It suggests that peace is not achieved through…
Mohamed Ezammudeen (Emo): A Life Rooted in Faith, Family, and Legacy
Mohamed Ezammudeen, affectionately known as Emo, of 79 Village, passed away on December 10, 2025. He was a prominent member of our extensive “78 Family,”…
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…
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…
Reclaiming Qist: The Quranic Mandate for Distributive Justice in an Age of Authoritarianism
In the contemporary political landscape, where the rise of authoritarianism often masks systemic oppression under the guise of “law and order,” the Quranic concept of Qist (equity)…
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…
TT Muslims Continues Hurricane Relief Operations Across Western Jamaica
Jamaica, December 19 2025: The Concerned Muslims of Trinidad and Tobago (CMTT) has continued its humanitarian relief operations in Jamaica, delivering emergency supplies to communities…
Freedom: Caribbean Parallels in the Long Struggle for Liberty
The ideas associated with Islam, especially the emphasis on individual responsibility, legal order, and intellectual inquiry, “advanced human freedom in a way that had a…
Muslims in the Caribbean: A Hidden History Across a Thousand Years
The history of Islam and Muslim people in the Caribbean stretches back over 1,000 years, predating European contact by over 600 years. New research is…