Peace be with you and Ramadan Mubarak! We’re excited to launch a special Ramadan series that will guide you through important spiritual and interfaith topics, one topic each day. This series is rooted in the Quran’s encouragement of dialogue and understanding, not only within the Muslim community but also with people of other faiths. The Quran as a Guide for Dialogue Our series begins with a simple yet profound premise: the Quran itself engages in dialogue with people of othe

Unveiling the theme of this year's Gala Fundraising Dinner: "Building Muslim Power in Media".  This year’s theme celebrates strengthening Muslim voices, ownership, and influence in the stories that shape our communities and the world. Join us at the Gala Fundraiser for a delicious dinner and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at our work! You'll be the first to watch this year's newest productions, hear from the people building Muslim Media Hub, and learn about the excit

by Dr. Shabir Ally A quick look online reveals a variety of answers to this question. Some responses are quite strict, claiming that Sunnis cannot pray behind Shias because of differences in belief, such as the perception that some Shias curse the companions of the Prophet or seek intercession from Ali. Others argue that not all Shia imams hold such beliefs and that these assumptions are unfair generalizations. The more nuanced view is that if a Shia imam refrains from such o

In a world where faith is often sidelined, questions about belief are more important than ever. Faith & Doubt: 30 Big Questions About...

A viewer asks, “If the gospel means good news, what good news did Jesus Christ bring that was not salvation through Him?” This question...

by Dr. Safiyyah Ally Arab. Muslim. Arab. Muslim. What’s the difference? It can be confusing to distinguish between the two. While there’s...