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Righteousness, Equity, and Moral Accountability in the Quran
The Quran provides a robust moral framework, guiding believers on how to live righteous lives while navigating complex moral and social interactions. Using Rashad Khalifa’s translation, this article explores key Quranic principles of righteousness, equity, and moral accountability, addressing how… Continue reading
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Forgiveness in the Quran
The Quran emphasizes forgiveness as a central virtue, both as a divine attribute and a human quality. Forgiveness is not merely an act of letting go; it is deeply tied to strength, compassion, and recognition of God’s ultimate authority. Two… Continue reading
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Examining Quran 13:43: A Deeper Look into Witnessing and Interpretation
The verse Quran 13:43 reads as follows in Rashad Khalifa’s translation: “Those who disbelieve will say, ‘You are not a messenger!’ Say, ‘God suffices as a witness between me and you, and also those who possess knowledge of the scripture.’”… Continue reading
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Fear and Reproach
During my time in Malaysia, my country of origin, I realized just how fragile we are as human beings. We are often filled with fear—fear that someone might intervene if we openly speak about God in public. There is a… Continue reading
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Understanding Consistency vs. Context in Quranic Translation
Translating the Quran is a deeply nuanced task, as it involves conveying not only the literal meanings of words but also the depth of their spiritual and contextual significance. Two main methods of translation can be considered: consistent translation (aka… Continue reading
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Ablution Debate: To Wash or Wipe the Feet?
Introduction The practice of ablution (wudu) is a fundamental aspect of Islamic ritual purity, mandated before the performance of the Contact Prayers (Salat). A particular point of contention within this practice is whether the feet should be washed or merely… Continue reading
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