Five Lessons for Our Daily Life that We Can Learn from Islam
By Víctor Solano Urrutia, Harvard University | Harvard · Harvard Divinity School Four years ago, I was heading to the university on the same bus route as always. I sat […]
Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers: The Virgin Mary in the New Testament and Qur’an
Dr. Christopher Rollston The Qur’an consists of 114 surahs (“chapters”). Every surah has a title (based on its content), but only one surah is named after a woman: the Virgin […]
10 Great Muslim Innovators and Thinkers in History
By Sameed Khan Al-Khawarizmi Likely the greatest mathematician of the Islamic Golden Age, Al-Khawarizmi made a number of significant contributions to our understanding of the world today, including: inventing algebra, […]
Islamic Relations with Jews and Christians
By Kara Potter The Qur’an expresses a range of positive and negative attitudes toward Jews and Christians. The doctrine found in these verses dictates how the Qur’anic law requires Muslims […]
Jesus and The Virgin Mary in Islam
By Juan Galvan Many people may be surprised that Muslims love Mary, the mother of Jesus. In the Quran, no woman is given more attention than Mary. Mary receives the […]