Journal
The Quran presents revelation as a deliberate communication from God to humanity, rather than as a product of the Prophet’s private reflection or a record…
Fasting in the Quran is presented as a disciplined act of worship, moral training and self-restraint. Its purpose is connected with developing awareness of…
The word "khalifa" appears only a handful of times in the Quran, yet centuries of commentary have wrapped it in assumptions drawn from later political writings…
The Quran addresses time with a precision that surprises many first-time readers. Verses such as 9:36 declare that there are twelve months in a year according…
For Muslims across Australia, from the bustling prayer halls of Lakemba in western Sydney to the growing congregations in Melbourne's northern suburbs,…
The Quran presents the people around Prophet Muhammad as human beings accountable to God, not as a permanently protected class. Some are praised for faith,…
The doctrine commonly known as adhāb al-qabr, or punishment of the grave, occupies a prominent place in classical Islamic teaching. Many Muslims across Sydney,…
For many English-speaking Muslims, opening the Quran can feel like stepping into a familiar conversation about faith, yet surrounding commentary often pulls…
The Quran refers to a remarkable night journey in a single, concentrated passage: “Glory be to Him who took His servant by night from the Sacred Mosque to the…
Modesty in the Quran is a moral discipline that shapes vision, speech, clothing, movement, and private conduct. It is not presented as a burden placed on women…
