Reflection on Juz’ 22 by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow
I will give Him the weight of 400 years of oppression I will give Him the baby ripped from the arms of his mother country And the baby redlined into missed opportunities and miseducation
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Reflection on Juz’ 21 by Bahiyyah Parks
Its not just the idols, its also what's in your heart. What things are you putting in your heart?
Reflection on Juz’ 20 by Fatima Lette
Allah سبحانه وتعالى is with us all the way through
Reflection on Juz’ 19 by Osama Abdul-Salaam
We have all been in situations where people we knew and loved wanted us to compromise our own values in service to what they wanted. Pharaoh was an extreme example of this, but this is a reality we all navigate regularly. How often do we
Reflection on Juz’ 18 by Nasr Nance
Al-Islam is a simple and beautiful way of life. Its demands are few and its rewards are beyond our imagination.
Reflection on Juz’ 17 by Ashley J. May
This is a tale about a flock of birds that embarked on a soulful journey
Reflection on Juz’ 16 by Efemeral
God, what does it mean for me to inherit from ancestors i know and ones i don’t?
Reflection on Juz’ 15 by Ni’mat Shaheed
A sacred night with more stars than the eyes could behold – a palace of heavenly stars awaiting his soul. For, our Prophet ﷺ would ride through the heavenly skies, with the Mighty Angel Jibril by his side. Allah is al-Hadi, The Guide.