This article was originally published by the Yaqeen Institute. The original article can be found here. The great twentieth-century Indian scholar of Sīrah, Dr. Muhammad Hamidullah, declared it to be the
Ten years since the Arab Uprisings, the global umma is in as dire a situation as ever. Mainstream, traditional Islam is under intense pressure from a plethora of different sources,
Since August 2019, the Indian government has advanced its settler-colonial project in Indian-occupied Kashmir through momentous legal changes and a complete clampdown on all forms of protest and dissent. Kashmiris
Ummatic thinking will require not just a global consciousness but also attention to the relationships between particular communities and regions within the umma. For Muslims in the United States, one
The provocative and erudite essay Who Wants a Caliphate? (2019) by Professor Ovamir Anjum deserves close reading and serious engagement. After providing a comprehensive overview of the religious, political and
Economic woes remain one of the foremost challenges facing the Muslim world. A decade has passed since the Arab Spring initiated unprecedented upheaval in the Middle East, largely stimulated by
