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A special feature in celebration of International Women’s Day, highlighting tributes from Ahmadi Muslim women from diverse walks of life, reflecting on the female role models who have shaped their lives and inspired their journeys.
In a time of rising global tensions and growing disputes between nations, the need for responsible leadership and multilateral efforts to avert wider conflict has never been more important.
Fasting is obligatory, although the sick, the traveller, and those unable to bear it are exempt. Those unaware of these principles often fall into excess or neglect regarding the obligations of Ramadan, forgetting that religion is not a burden but a means of growth.
Ramadan is not merely a ritual of abstinence, but a sacred season of transformation. In its atmosphere of worship, restraint, and renewal lies a unique opportunity to reform the self, break old habits, and begin anew.
True security lies not in fear, but in faith—strengthening one’s bond with Allah, continuing to plan with wisdom, and striving with hope regardless of global uncertainty.
Do we worship what we fear? It is commonly held that belief in God emerged gradually as a result of humanity’s awe of natural forces. However, a study of history reveals this theory to be so devoid of evidence that it amounts to nothing but the speculation of atheistic thinkers.
Why would a good God allow suffering? If He is all-powerful and all-merciful, why does He not rid the world of misery? Isn’t a truly painless world the paradise we long for—or would such a reality, paradoxically, be nightmarish?
The Doomsday Clock inches closer to midnight than ever before, as the world edges towards catastrophe, echoing the longstanding warnings of the Ahmadiyya Khalifa on the urgent need for justice, disarmament and lasting world peace.
It is commonly argued that science and faith cannot coexist. However, some of the greatest scientific minds—those who have viewed the world from a vantage point experienced by only a handful in human history—beg to differ.
As enthusiasm fades and routines falter, consistency becomes the key to staying aligned with your goals and turning intention into lasting progress.
Grief is a deeply personal journey that leaves us searching for answers and struggling to make sense of loss. Islam reminds us that even in our deepest pain, we can find comfort in turning to Allah.
Remaining steadfast in one’s faith requires confidence in one’s beliefs and the courage to uphold Islamic values without being influenced by the practices or opinions of others.
The Quran provides a precise description of Noah’s story with key topographical details that dismantle the global flood myth, proving instead the scientific plausibility of a regional deluge.
Our immune system works constantly to protect us, and our everyday choices can influence how well it functions. Discover simple ways to support immunity through balanced nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits.
With Islam dawned a new era of learning that transformed the pursuit of knowledge from the privilege of a few into the prerogative of all. Specifically, Islam fulfilled three prerequisites that earlier civilisations had lacked, allowing knowledge to truly globalise.
From memories to milestones, more of life is becoming public content. In a world obsessed with visibility, have we forgotten the art of living for ourselves?
In distinguishing between pride and dignity, how can one remain humble while maintaining one’s sense of self-worth and treating others with kindness and respect?
As Britain prepares to host its largest Muslim convention, the transformation of this humble gathering from its modest origins to a global event stands as a Divine sign. Yet another aspect of its history offers an even more emphatic testimony to the existence of God.
Can a woman truly be said to have freedom if her choices are only respected when they conform to someone else’s idea of liberation? The debate over the burqa reveals less about Muslim women and more about who is allowed the dignity of agency.
In the early 7th century, when academic traditions had largely faded across much of the known world, the seeds of a new intellectual revolution were sown in Arabia. What followed was a Golden Age that laid the foundations for modern science and civilisation.
