In a profound encounter rich with lessons, the story of Prophet Mūsā (Moses) and al-Khiḍr stands as a quintessential example of the pursuit of knowledge and the realisation of divine wisdom. This narrative, deeply embedded in Islamic tradition, unfolds in the Qur'an where Mūsā, a prophet known for his wisdom and devotion, seeks to learn from al-Khiḍr, a figure endowed with unique, God-given knowledge.
How one 12th century scholar challenged the status quo and reshaped Islamic theology: The life and […]
In today's diverse and cosmopolitan societies, there is a wide range of attitudes, interests, and ideologies among Muslims. However, this diversity has also led to many disputes, and it is no longer enough to simply identify as a Muslim without specifying a label or sect. This can create a problem for those who are uneducated in Islam, as they may distance themselves from scholars or even leave the religion altogether. The issue of scholarly difference, or "Ikhtilaf," is a common concern for many Muslims, and it is important to address its root causes to prevent further confusion and division within the community.
