Introduction Writing in The Atlantic in an article titled “Gratitude without God,” Emma Green asked the following question in the context of the annual American holiday of Thanksgiving: “Gratitude is the animus [...]
Author: Ainan Ahmed
Anian Ahmed's BIO
Meet Anian Ahmed, a rising star in the literary cosmos and a captivating historian on the brink of earning his Ph.D. in history. As the intellectual heartbeat of the JFLN Academy for Islamic Study and Quran Teaching, Anian's brilliance radiates through the corridors of academia.
Immerse yourself in Anian's world, where the lines between history and literature blur. His pen dances across the pages of "Thoughts of the Soul," "The Idea Behind All," and "Anatomy of English Language," weaving tales that transcend time and captivate the imagination.
Picture Anian as the architect of words, constructing bridges between the past and the present. His under-process Ph.D. is a testament to his relentless pursuit of knowledge, and his association with the JFLN Academy speaks volumes about his commitment to Islamic studies.
In the realm of literature, Anian Ahmed isn't just an author; he's a maestro orchestrating symphonies of thought and language. Join the journey of a wordsmith who doesn't just write history; he crafts it with every stroke of his pen.
Sami Hamdi’s Path to PurposeSami Hamdi’s Path to Purpose
I’ve never felt the ummah like I felt it in Van in Eastern Turkey in 2008 as an 18 year old sitting there and saying Allahumma, at this moment, I [...]
S2E8 – Faith, Poverty, and CommunityS2E8 – Faith, Poverty, and Community
Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullah. The Prophet ﷺ compared the believers to one body. When one limb aches, the whole body feels it. However, the members of this body come from different [...]
S2E4 – How to Pray for Your ChildrenS2E4 – How to Pray for Your Children
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi When was the last time we made du’a for our children? I mean real sincere du’a. Allah has given us the ability to reach out to him for [...]
S1E9 – Why Do MuslimsS1E9 – Why Do Muslims
It’s not uncommon to experience doubt in your faith at some point in your life. In fact, it’s an experience that a lot of Muslims can relate to. But why [...]
Roots and ImplicationsRoots and Implications
It’s an honor and a privilege to be here in Toronto’s very robust, very diverse Muslim community. Jazakallah khair for having this event here and on this especially happy occasion [...]
Slavery and Islam.docxSlavery and Islam.docx
Introduction Is there slavery in Islam? When people pose this question they usually assume it’s the Islam part that needs clarification. Everyone already knows what slavery is. Actually, it’s quite [...]
the art of gratitudethe art of gratitude
Introduction Kareem, a 40-year-old IT professional, feels a crushing sense of bitterness. He’s successful in his career, does not have any health problems, and his income puts him in the [...]
Reviving the waqf Tradition.docxReviving the waqf Tradition.docx
Abstract This paper builds on recent research classifying Islamic charitable endowments—the institution of the waqf—into distinct stages of historical and institutional development. It aims to imagine how the waqf might look today. Throughout [...]
Religious Minorities Under Muslim Rule.docxReligious Minorities Under Muslim Rule.docx
Religious minorities are often depicted as oppressed and vulnerable victims of their Muslim rulers. This portrayal, however, is far from accurate. This brief paper seeks to reorient our understanding of [...]