A brief look into the staggering cases of COVID-19 that have been recorded in care homes in the USA, and the impact this is having.
Contemporary and Social Issues
Munavara Ghauri reflects on the beauty of faith as a Cathedral in Salisbury, England, is transformed into a Covid-19 Vaccine Centre, bringing hope and unity to...
©Shutterstock Frasat Ahmad, USA Opinion is a section in The Review of Religions where authors express their opinions on a range of issues. Views in the opinion...
A Law teacher at the Nigeria Police Academy unravels the creation of the #ENDSARS campaign following police brutality cases in Nigeria.
©Shutterstock Reehana Shah, USA In case you haven’t recently checked the news, in the United States, as president-elect Joe Biden’s victory was to be formally...
A reflection of 2020 and what the landscape of 2021 might look like. Relief and out of the woods or out of the frying pan and into the fire?
A young African American Muslim shares his personal experiences and inspiration behind his desire to become an imam.
His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba), Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Khalifatul Masih V Introduction The Review of Religions is...
Violence against women and girls remains a serious global issue despite the many attempts at addressing it.
After model Halima Aden quits her fashion career, a Muslim woman shares her own experince of finding courage and her identity in the hijab.
Mohammad Salah, Liverpool FC's prolific footballer has a surprisingly positive impact on fans and is helping to dispel Islamophobia by simply being a Muslim.
As the world looks to biotech giants such as Pfizer and BioNTech, the history of innoculation and medicine depict the roots grown by Muslim scientists.
French President Macron said Islam is in 'crisis,' but the state of the Catholic Church in France tells a different story.
As the Covid-19 vaccine is prepared to be rolled out, this development serves as a solace for humanity, and is due to God's divine attribute as the Healer.
Waseem Ahmad gives us an insight into the services of his grandfather, Mr Mohammad Abdul Haq Ahmadi, an Ahmadi Muslim RAF Veteran of World War II.