ANIS Supports Fatwa Against Terror
In 2008 ANIS joined more than 120 U.S. Muslim groups in supporting a religious ruling that condemns terrorism and extremism.
Family, women, human rights, justice and living together.
In 2008 ANIS joined more than 120 U.S. Muslim groups in supporting a religious ruling that condemns terrorism and extremism.
Stories of American Muslim families, and what Islam teaches about marriage, parents, children and relatives.
Why many Muslim women choose to wear the headscarf, in their own words and in the words of the Quran.
The rights Islam grants every person: life, dignity, equality, justice, freedom of belief and a basic standard of living.
A ruling by the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America on the principles Muslims follow in dialogue with other faiths.
What Shariah, Islamic law, actually is: its sources, its aims of justice and mercy, and how it has been applied.
Jihad means striving. The many ways Muslims strive in God's way, and the strict limits Islam places on fighting.
Many enslaved Africans brought to America were Muslim. Why Black History Month matters to every American Muslim.
The qualities of faith and character the Quran praises in believing women.
What the Quran and the Prophet's teachings say about women as believers, daughters, wives, mothers and members of society.
What the Second Vatican Council said about Muslims in 1965, and its call for mutual understanding.
Islam forbids the killing of innocent people. What the Quran and the Prophet teach about violence, war and justice.
Islam is a religion of peace. What jihad really means, and the rules of conduct that forbid harming civilians.
A comparison of how the Bible and the Quran treat women: Eve, daughters, education, testimony, property and divorce.
The comparison continues: mothers, inheritance, widows, polygamy and the veil in Jewish, Christian and Islamic teaching.