Mohamed Ghilan

The Islamic State’s violence against minority groups and non-Sunni sects goes against the teachings

The notion of Muslim political unity is well-established in Islam, but is it what the Islamic State stands for?

Both the Sultan of Brunei and US media may be exploiting Sharia for their own purposes.

Does Islamic law really proscribe the death penalty for apostasy?

Sufi poetry has been largely misunderstood by modern pop culture.

Is Muslim religious discourse on scientific matters killing the scientific aspirations of the religious?

It’s not a quality in Islam that turns people violent, but the people themselves that are the problem.

Islam does not seek to turn its adherents into a monolithic group, but instead celebrates diversity and pluralism.

Terrorism is the vilest crime because it robs people not only of their lives, but also of their safety and freedom.