Reflection on Juz’ 23 by Hakeem Muhammad
In today's reflection on Juz' 23, Hakeem Muhammad asks the question: "In the depths of our hearts, do we
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Reflection on Juz’ 22 by Mahassin Muhsin
Mahassin Muhsin provides a short but poignant poem, Season of Owls, for her reflection on Juz' 22.
Reflection on Juz’ 21 by Kimberly Harper
We offer this reflection on Juz' 21 from Kimberly Harper, as she reminds us all how the month of
Reflection on Juz’ 20 by Ahmad Adisa
For Juz' 20, Brother Ahmad Adisa shares with us a beautiful calligraphy in the Maghribi script. He reflects on
Reflection on Juz’ 19 by Kori Majeed
In this reflection on Juz' 19, Kori Majeed writes about the significance of the signs and ayahs of the
Reflection on Juz’ 18 by Bilal Ansari
Bilal Ansari uses the Black spiritual epigraph, "None but the righteous," as a point of departure for his reflection
Reflection on Juz’ 17 by Hope Copeland
While reading Juz' 17, Hope Copeland, could not help but reflect on the struggles her grandfather and Black people
Reflection on Juz’ 16 by Aisha Caruth
Aisha Caruth, a Sapelo O.G., reminds us of the importance of making efforts toward worship in spite of the