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Newsletter · By Khaled Dardir · English · Paid tier available · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    How and Why Dawah Failed in America (opens the original)

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    America is now home to thousands of Masajid, hundreds of Islamic private schools, hundreds of Islamic organizations, conferences, scholars, and Muslim professionals. With all that was accomplished since mass migration of Muslims decades ago, the question to ask is where is the organized Dawah whose purpose is to invite non Muslims to Allah swt? We have redefined Dawah and substituted the call to Tawheed with representation in public office, interfaith work, correcting misconceptions, good charac

  2. Issue · Sep 26, 2026

    We Don’t Need a Salah Ul Deen, We Need a World That Could Produce One. (Pt.3/3) (opens the original)

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    The conclusion to this three part series is short, but not easy. There is no immediate solution. It will take time, and a lot of effort. In the west, currently, it is especially difficult to produce one. The reality is, we are minority, and that matters. We do NOT control the political environment on any level. Yes, Muslims have been elected into public office in various positions, but they aren’t working in a monolith. They are also in positions (and geographically) that don’t overlap to work c

  3. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    We Don’t Need a Salah Ul Deen, We Need a World That Could Produce One. (Pt.2/3) (opens the original)

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    Continuing from Part 1. I want this to be the heart of this project. The first part was a collecting the information regarding the upbringing of Salah Ul Deen. This part is an analysis/ comparison of his world and ours. What we face isn’t a problem in population, we have grown significantly since the times of Salah Ul Deen. It isn’t a lack of intelligence either. Muslims in the west are arguably very successful. Muslim in the west cover a wide variety of fields from

  4. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    We Don’t Need a Salah Ul Deen, We Need a World That Could Produce One. (Pt.1/3) (opens the original)

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    When Muslims discuss weakness, occupation, division, political divide, etc. The name of Salah Ul Deen is invoked often. We hear his name referenced during Juma prayer, lectures, social media, etc. Questions are shouted, where are the Muslim leaders? Where is our Salah Ul Deen? Why can’t the ummah be united?What we are doing is making our responsibility and efforts a burden on an individual. It is easy to wait for a hero to swoop in, but thinking that way will get us no where fast. Salah Ul Deen

  5. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    Muslim Assimilation in the West (opens the original)

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    There is a growing concern amongst Muslims in the west regarding the next generations faith in Islam. Will it be strong or will future generation assimilate. Assimilation doesn’t happen over night, it is not one dramatic act. It certainly doesn’t impact every individual the same way, it most definitely impacts the community as a whole. This article is discussing assimilation in a non forced or violent manner. History is full of stories where groups of people were forced to give up their, identit

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