Upcoming two-part interview with Dr. Safiyyah Ally and Maskwa David Alexanderson exploring Indigenous Muslim identity, embracing Islam, and shared histories between Indigenous peoples and Palestinians. Coming soon.

This article examines a widely discussed hadith describing women as “deficient in intellect and religion,” exploring classical interpretations, the analysis of scholar Abd al-Halim Abu Shuqqah, and contemporary reflections on how such narrations are understood in modern Muslim discourse.

Explore how Hadith literature portrays women in Islam, including both positive and controversial narrations. Learn how scholars like Abd Al-Halim Abu Shuqqah interpret Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, and how context and authenticity shape understanding.

After years of making do, we’re raising funds for a much-needed update The current Let the Quran Speak set was never meant to be permanent. It came together out of necessity when we moved production into Muslim Media Hub and used what we had available. It served its purpose, but today the set looks dated, and some of our equipment no longer provides the quality we need. We are now raising funds for a focused studio refresh for Let the Quran Speak, including: 🪑 3 new chai

Explore how the Qur’an portrays women as active participants in early Muslim society, highlighting their legal rights, public roles, and spiritual agency through key verses and historical examples.

Explore how Prophet Muhammad coped with sorrow through Qur’anic guidance, patience, and faith amid grief, loss, and hardship.