Here is our current selection of previous feature articles:

• Christian Traps for Muslims, Part 1: Faith and Works (February 1996) In the first installment of a two-part series, Macksood Aftab discusses the Islamic concepts of faith and deeds, and their implications in the hereafter.
• To Know Allah (February 1996) "All the creations that exist around us of animals, plants, and inanimate objects, such as the sun and the moon, are signs of Allah's power, strength, knowledge, and other attributes which can only be complete when referred to Allah."
• Brotherhood Among Muslims (February 1996) "In following our beloved Prophet (SAW) and obeying Allah (SWT), we should consider the day-to-day dealings of the companions. We should love and respect the Prophet (SAW) as they did, and this should be reflected in our daily lives."
• New Center Opens to Public (September 1995) The new Flint Islamic Center recently celebrated its grand opening. This multi-purpose community building in Flint, Michigan features a full-time Islamic elementary school, a gymnasium, and a masjid, or mosque.
• Insignificance (September 1995) Editor-in-Chief Shabier Raffee ponders human value from a bird's-eye view.
• Were the Greek Philosophers Muslim? (May 1995) "The Ancient Greeks worshipped many gods, but now there is evidence that some of the most influential of the Greeks may have been Muslim or very close to it."
• What Does Fundamentalism Really Mean? (April 1995) "The widespread impact of the term is obvious from the following quotation from one of the most influential encyclopedias under the title 'Fundamentalist': 'The term fundamentalist has ... been used to describe members of militant Islamic groups.' "
• How Islam Influenced Science (March 1995) "The idea of the college was a concept which was borrowed from Muslims. The first colleges appeared in the Muslim world in the late 600's and early 700's. In Europe some of the earliest colleges are those under the University of Paris and Oxford they were founded around the thirteenth century."