Texani publishes long-form personal essays and analysis, including a multi-part series on how Islamic intellectual tradition responded to Copernicus, Darwin, Freud and now AI. It also includes lighter personal pieces about family life.
Website: https://www.texani.org/
AMAU Library shares Islamic articles, videos and guides on spiritual and practical topics such as overcoming jealousy, choosing a legitimate ruqyah practitioner, and approaching mental health. Issues pair religious teaching with practical guidance and link out to videos and longer reads.
Contemplative essays and letters on Sufism, drawing on the teachings of Khawaja Shamsuddin Azeemi and the Silsila Azeemia. Readers get reflective writing on the self, duality, inherited patterns and spiritual etiquette on the path.
This blog publishes in-depth Christian apologetics and biblical theology, with close readings of Scripture and early church writers on the Trinity and the nature of Christ. It also carries critiques of Islam from a Christian perspective.
A personal blog by a British Muslim writer offering reflections on Islamic history, faith, and everyday life such as weddings and the pressure to perform for an audience. The posts are essay-style and introspective, mixing scripture, historical reflection, and personal anecdote.
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