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What shattered the ummah wasn’t foreign armies.

It was leaders who feared losing power more than losing al-Aqsa.

Find out what happened in the second episode of #TheSalahuddinGeneration: yqn.io/avjb

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The competition is still on!

We’ve extended the deadline to give you more time to perfect and submit your story.

The winners will be announced on Eid al-Adha 2026, insha’Allah!

Learn more about the submission guidelines and submit your story at: yqn.io/585215

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The Prophet ﷺ said: “Love for people what you love for yourself and you will be a believer; behave well with whoever would be your neighbor and you will be a Muslim.” (Ibn Mājah 2:1414 #4229)

Ever heard of the “Golden Rule”? 

Similarly, in Christianity, the Golden Rule is the idea that you should treat others the way you want to be treated— “love your neighbor as yourself”.

This paper uncovers powerful ethical parallels between Jesus (as) and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ showing how two traditions often thought to be divided are actually rooted in similar moral foundations. 

Read “Jesus: A Foundation for Dialogue Between Muslims and Christians”.

A timely reminder of the values that can unite our fractured world. yqn.io/590d9d #yqnpapers

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It wasn’t a lack of numbers.

Three massive Muslim armies were sent to stop the Crusaders. All three were defeated, not by enemy strength, but by internal betrayal. What was the real disease?

Watch Episode 2 of the Salahuddin series: yqn.io/320eb9

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With the right mindset, navigating the holiday season can open doors to connection, clarity, and meaningful dialogue.

Want a deeper framework for confident, grounded Muslim-Christian conversations? 
Read “Jesus: A Foundation for Dialogue Between Muslims and Christians.” yqn.io/nxrs #yqnpapers

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What if you could follow the discussions shaping Islamic scholarship today?

Now you can—Hashiya brings them straight to your inbox.

Sign up to Hashiya’s newsletter today to get a front row seat: hshy.io/c341ee

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At Yaqeen, we produce viewing and learning experiences for every Muslim—but we also know the value of material that speaks to specific groups at a time.

Real Talk and Iman Cave are for you and yours. New episodes are airing weekly! Watch now: yqn.io/693c4b

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Sometimes Allah tests us with the hardest moments in our lives to pull us back to Him. What feels like hardship is often protection… a chance to purify ourselves now so we don’t carry that burden into the Hereafter.

Watch the full khutbah, “Sins Punished Early,” by Dr. Omar Suleiman: yqn.io/a2d9c4

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“So…you also believe in Jesus?”

Yes–and interfaith conversations don’t need to be debates.

This paper shows how Muslims can use shared beliefs about Jesus (as) to build real understanding this holiday season. 

A great read if you want conversations to feel natural, not tense.
Read “Jesus: A Foundation for Dialogue Between Muslims and Christians” yqn.io/1b64d7 #yqnpapers

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No gender owns the message of Islam. We all answer to the same One who sent it.

Watch the full discussion to see how women like ‘Aishah (ra) helped define the scholarly tradition, not by rebelling against men, but by recentering God: yqn.io/c22539

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