Wendy Díaz

It never fails; when the month of Rabiʿ al-Awwal arrives, debates resurface about whether Muslims should celebrate the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.

Imagine a world where religious art was centered on visual interpretations of the unseen. God was rendered into visible form to be worshipped, while saints and angels filled canvases, stained glass, and sculptures that adorned houses of worship.

The Preamble to the U.S.

Are you a mom thinking about going back to school but feeling unsure if you can pull it off? The short answer is: Yes, you can! Whether your classroom is a university campus, a community center, or online from the comfort of your home, learning is possible at any stage of life.

A common concern for many Muslim parents is how to help their children build a strong, lasting relationship with the Quran. For most, the goal is not limited to memorization.

When we think of activism, we often imagine marches, peaceful protests, picket signs, and political boycotts. While these are powerful tools for change, activism can take many other forms, some quieter, more creative, and deeply personal.

Now that we are in the midst of summer break, many families are considering how to make the most of their time off. Some may plan day trips or staycations close to home, while others take advantage of the school-free months to visit faraway relatives or explore new destinations.