Muslims

[close] A space for thoughtful discussion on theology and its relationship to meaning, morality, human psychology, and society. This group welcomes diverse traditions, philosophical inquiry, and reflective dialogue about sacred texts, inner life, ethical questions, and the role of religion in the modern world. The goal is not preaching or debate for victory, but understanding, exploration, and respectful exchange of ideas. Remember that respect comes first. Disagree with ideas, not with people. No insults, ridicule, or hostility toward beliefs or non-belief. Feel free to share perspectives, interpretations, and experiences, but this is a discussion space, not a place to persuade others to adopt a faith, so basically no preaching or conversion attempts. Stay thoughtful and on topic, posts should relate to theology, meaning, morality, sacred texts, psychology of belief, or religion in society. Interpretations are welcome, claims of absolute authority are not. All comments and conversations must be in English. Don’t hesitate to open a topic under any theme that has already been featured. If you’re unsure where your topic belongs, you’re welcome to ask in the Open Discussion under the thread titled Topic Creation. And don't forget that we also have a Cafetaria for casual conversation or introductions in the Open Discussion section.

[close] A genre that brings Islam into the American literary scene in a real and positive way.

[close] A space where we discuss Middle Eastern, South Asian, Muslim and immigrant stories. Founded by @sumaiyya.books. JULY PICK: If They Come For Us by Fatima Asghar

[close] Asalam3laikum. This group is an up-close and up-to-date look at an often misunderstood faith. If you are a Muslim, or are thinking about becoming a Muslim, or simply believe that the Islamic faith interests you, this group is a great way to share stories, ask and answer questions about the Islamic faith. Shokran. *Everything in quotes here is directed from the book The Complete Idiot's Guide to Understanding Islam, by Yahiya Emerick. All copyright and publication rights go to her. I OWN NOTHING!