By Dr. Khadeejah F. Sanni-Tijani A few years back, smart devices were extremely expensive and only the rich had access to the internet. The average person had to resort to cyber cafés for

By Sanusi Lafiagi   Acquisition of knowledge in Islām is considered to be an obligatory duty upon every Muslim faithful. Knowledge is seen as the foundation and bedrock of sound faith in Allāh,

By Sanni Kay Yusuf The veteran journalist - Jamal Muhammad Khashoggi - walked into the Saudi consulate in Turkey. Days later, it was officially confirmed that the America-trained pen pusher had given up

    By Ibn 'Abdillah As-sudaisiy Al-Iloori Recently (specifically on 13th October, 2018, when we were yet to know of Khashoggi's death) in a whatsapp group, a brother delve into Saudi/Khashoggi's saga calling

  By Ibn 'Abdillah As-sudaisiy Al-Iloori Few days ago, Marwan Bishara (Senior Political Analyst with Aljazeera) was interviewed on Khashoggi's incident. It was shocking that he was contemplating a repeat of the aftermath

By Mubaarak Olayemi Ismail (Aboo Muhsinah) The death of a loved one is often traumatic and could adversely affect a person, either Man or woman, But our society makes it sound that the

A. Haroun (Abu Imran) The appologetic Muslim is that muslim who feels distraught over the wave of bad media Islaam has drawn, and the gross misrepresentation and misinterpretation of the religion thanks to

By Sanni K. Yusuf    While the ones in tight-fainted dresses got free entry, the one who chose to be modestly attired was denied right to exercise the franchise she paid for. The

The division of the Muslim ummah is inevitable. There is a clear and authentic hadith on this, the hadith that says the Muslims would divide into 73 sects. But the Prophet صلى الله