The Spiritual Weight of Marriage We sat down with Dr. Mufti Abdul Rahman Ibn Yusuf Mangera, a globally respected Islamic scholar, to explore the deeper realities of marriage in Islam. What struck us most was the powerful reminder that marriage is not just a worldly arrangement, but a bond that extends into Paradise. In Jannah, […]

Faith from the Peaks: Lessons from the AmazingMuslims of Morocco’s Atlas Mountains Mountains. The Qur’an references them as pegs, stabilising the earth, majestic creations that testify to the grandeur of Allah. Yet, nestled within the highest peaks of North Africa’s Atlas range lives a community as resilient and awe-inspiring as the mountains themselves, the Amazing […]

Stories of Strength and Advocacy: An Interview with Sister Guzelya OnePath recently sat down with Sister Guzelya, an international business strategist turned children’s author, to talk about her book Story of the Stolen Homes. The book explores the reality of occupation and injustice through the eyes of Uyghur twins, Eldar and Elnur, and highlights the […]

The Resilience of Syria: A Nation Reclaims Its Freedom Syria, a land of immense history and deep-rooted faith, has endured some of the darkest trials in recent memory. For years, the Syrian people have faced unimaginable hardship, forced displacement and brutal oppression under the Assad regime. But through resilience, faith and unity, they have now […]

In this OnePath Podcast we are joined with Dr. Shaykh Hatem al-Haj, a distinguished Islamic scholar and practising paediatric hospitalist, we delved into the evolving landscape of Islamic governance, particularly in light of the recent developments in Syria. Dr Al-Hajj shared his insights on the potential emergence of an Islamically inclined government in Syria, the […]

Inside Syria’s Notorious Prisons: A Journey Through Suffering and Hope In the heart of Damascus, amidst its rich history and vibrant culture, lies a shadowy reality that many dare not speak of—the brutal legacy of the Assad regime’s prison system. To comprehend the depth of this dark chapter, we ventured into the infamous Sednaya Prison, […]

A Land of Rich History and Unimaginable Struggles We travelled to Damascus, the capital of Syria, a city that has stood the test of time as one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Today, it stands as a symbol of resilience and hope, amidst the long-awaited fall of the Assad regime. As celebrations fill […]

The Manufactured Controversy: Media Bias and Double Standards in Australia Sydney has been gripped by a controversy that has sparked a national media storm. A viral video featuring two New South Wales health workers making remarks to an Israeli content creator quickly escalated into an aggressive campaign, with mainstream media outlets and even the Prime […]