Journal
Charity occupies a central place in the Quran’s moral vision. It is linked with prayer, trust in God, social justice, gratitude and care for people who have…
Across Australia, from the prayer rooms of Sydney's Lakemba to study circles in Melbourne's northern suburbs, Muslims continue to wrestle with a familiar…
The Quran presents Satan as a created being, a moral rebel and a persistent source of temptation. It does not portray him as an equal power opposing God, nor…
In the diverse religious landscape of modern Australia, where questions of belief often meet scientific literacy and public debate, many readers approach…
The Quran speaks extensively about justice, consultation, public responsibility, freedom of belief, economic fairness, and the protection of human life. Yet it…
The Quran speaks of past nations, prophets, and kingdoms with a clarity that distinguishes its storytelling from the myths and legends found in much of ancient…
The Quran itself draws a distinction between two categories of its own content, describing certain passages as clear in meaning and others as containing…
The Quran presents belief in one God as the central truth from which worship, ethics, accountability and human dignity all proceed. Tawhid is not treated as a…
When Muslim readers in Australia search for clear scriptural guidance on sensitive ethical questions, many expect a black-and-white answer. The topic of…
The account of the People of the Cave, or Ashab al-Kahf, appears in Surah al-Kahf (18:9–26). It describes a group of young believers who withdrew from a…
