From the shaping of our seasons, to the control of our seas, the Moon benefits us in ways we don't even know.
Science, Medicine and Technology
With a diameter of about 865,000 miles, the sun is an exquisite star in the middle of our solar system that ensures life can thrive on Earth.
When harmful viruses and bacteria enter the body, this intricate system kicks into action to protect the body.
Does Islam answer the age-old question of how the universe and life began?
"In the time it takes to draw in air and release it, an extraordinary sequence of events unfolds within our bodies."
The new moon determines the start of Ramadan. But what are the exact criteria for moon sighting? This article has everything you need to know
Do weapons, ammunitions and explosives contribute to climate change? What can be done to reduce the military's carbon footprint?
The perfectly engineered organ which we depend on – both physically and emotionally.
The Holy Qur’an describes a time when people’s skin would betray their crimes and ‘bear witness’ against them.
The living lanterns of nature that have the incredible ability to light up the night.
Dr. Munazza Alam looks to the heavens both literally and metaphorically. How does her faith inspire her scientific work?
What is a syzygy? Why are the lunar and solar eclipses important in Islamic theology?
A British MP calls for banning cousin marriages due to the risks of birth defects, but what does the evidence say?
A glimpse into the world of invisible creatures found everywhere that hold the keys to the survival of life.
Does social media make body image issues worse? What is 'selfie dysmorphia' and how does it impact young people?