Traversing Tradition and Yaqeen Institute have collaborated to provide a question and answer follow-up to Yaqeen Institute’s research papers, allowing readers further engagement with the author. We had the blessed opportunity to ask Dr. Khalil Abdurrashid questions about his article, Islam and the Secular Age: Between Certainty and Uncertainty. Continue reading Islam and the Secular Age: Q&A with Dr. Khalil Abdurrashid
Muslims normally pay their Zakat in Ramadan. The holy month is a sanctuary, in which good deeds and bad deeds alike weigh immeasurably more heavily. Continue reading Don’t Violate the Rights of the Poor: A Guide to Doing Zakat Right
While traveling is not feasible during the coronavirus pandemic, a strong imagination can take us anywhere we want. Continue reading Ramadan Traditions in the Casbah of Algiers
A holiday of feasts does make sense following a month of fasting, but surely there is more to be sought, as every event ought to be an opportunity to grow for the believer. Continue reading Eid Through the Looking Glass
One of the biggest challenges for corporate America today is diversity: racial, religious, ethnic, sexual, etc. Continue reading Faithless Fasting: Ramadan in the Modern Political Economy
Los musulmanes se han acostumbrado a vivir en perpetuo estado de defensa como precio por su existencia, desplegando fácilmente explicaciones para sus prácticas religiosas y culturales. Continue reading Ramadán como antídoto al consumismo materialista
Ramadán ofrece un respiro en un mundo impregnado de los ciclos compulsivos y mundanos de la vida moderna. Continue reading Ramadán: el mes del Corán
Muslims have grown accustomed to living in a perpetual state of defense as the price of their existence, readily deploying explanations for their religious and cultural practices. Continue reading Ramadan: The Month of Anti-Imperialism
Ramadan offers respite in a world steeped in the compulsive and mundane cycles of modern life. Continue reading Ramadan: The Month of Qur’an
