The Qur’anic Anthropology of Consciousness is a contemporary philosophical-theological framework that seeks to bridge classical Islamic thought with global debates on consciousness. It begins from the Qur’anic affirmation: “When I have fashioned him and breathed into him of My Spirit…” (Qur’an 15:29). This divine breath is not understood merely as …
Discovering Why We’re Here Every young person, at some point, faces the same burning question: Why am I here? Is life nothing more than studying, working, earning money, and then leaving this world? The Qur’an gives us a direct, and powerful answer: “I have not created jinn and humans except …
Teaching the Unseen: How the Qur’an Uses Metaphor to Illuminate Divine Transcendence The Challenge of Speaking About the Divine The Qur’an speaks to us in a language we can understand—but it speaks of a Reality we cannot fully grasp. This tension is not a flaw; it is the very architecture …
Between Memorization and Reflection: A Qur’anic Call to Renew Our Relationship with Revelation In an age of rapid transformation and mounting challenges, the need to revisit our relationship with the Qur’an becomes increasingly urgent—not out of harsh critique, but out of sincere love and a desire to keep this sacred …
Tawḥīd, Tazkiyah, and Islah: The Muslim Mission to Resist Oppression and Establish Justice Tawḥīd: The Source of Moral Clarity Tawḥīd—affirming the Oneness of God—is the foundation of all prophetic missions. It is not merely a theological claim; it is a moral stance. To affirm lā ilāha illā Allāh is to …
In recent years, a striking idea has gained traction in both scientific and popular circles: that trauma experienced by our ancestors may leave biological traces in our genes, shaping how we respond to the world today. A video circulating online takes this further, suggesting that inherited trauma might be triggered …
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ: A Life Without Contradiction Word and Deed in Perfect Harmony One of the most powerful tests of authenticity in any moral or religious leader is the degree of harmony between what they preach and how they live. Hypocrisy, calling people to a virtue while violating it in …
From Knowing to Being: A Qur’anic Theory of Knowledge and the Renewal of Civilization. Introduction: The Awakening of Consciousness My journey into the theory of knowledge did not begin in an academic classroom, but in the quiet depths of reflection—drawn to an event that have stirred human wonder for centuries: …
Qur’an-Centered Education: Toward a Pedagogical Renaissance Rooted in Mercy and Intellect In an age of accelerating knowledge and fragmented values, education must do more than transmit information—it must cultivate the human being. A truly Qur’an-centered education nurtures both faith and reason, allowing knowledge to grow hand in hand with compassion. …
The Banu Qurayza Incident Between Myth and History: Reassessing Early Sources and Restoring Prophetic Justice Few episodes in the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ life have been as misrepresented as the case of Banu Qurayza, often portrayed as a mass execution of hundreds of Jews following the Battle of the Trench. This …
