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.
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.
Post 1857 colonial India’s Muslim communities that had once lived within an imperial order increasingly had to organise itself through voluntary institutions.
The people we spend our formative years with can influence the person we eventually become.
The full transcript from Friday’s Khutbah by Shaikh Ahmad Kutty, containing some beautiful examples of love and mercy in families. Khutbah – Friday, September 11,…
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’s death on the night of September 11th 2026, marks the passing of a Trinidadian businessman whose name became synonymous with Sheik Lisha Ltd.
The legacy of 9/11 cannot be reduced to the horror of that day or the long, unresolved pursuit of justice against those accused of planning it.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Muslim community is mourning the death of Al-Haj Dr Mansoor Ibrahim
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.