s. momina

perpetually In awe.

[s. momina @moominaa3]

@Ishaaq__Newton why cant i find it anywhere

[s. momina @moominaa3]

@redbridegroom which book is this

[uthman | Sharh @uthmansharh]

Tips On Reading Arabic Without Tashkil

Yesterday, in a Nahw class that I teach, I got into a discussion with students on how to read Arabic without harakat faster. The discussion resonated with a lot of the students, so I wrote a guide.

https://t.co/qaOjfFEKaf

[Islamicize @islamicize]

I make dua for these account owners to suffer everything asad did to Syrians

[s. momina @moominaa3]

@habibx_ worked on a jin who was living in one of the rooms of our house, dada spoke to him. crazy story. 10/10 recommended

[خَدِنْجَة @khadream23]

The following is a list of female Sahaabiyah who did not adopt Hijab after the Verses of Hijab were revealed:

[Indian Muslim Archives @Rustum_0]

Indian Muslim Architecture posting will continue.

📍Ruins of a Gate in Agra, circa 1835.

[s. momina @moominaa3]

Reminds me of the armillary sphere & celestial globe I saw at the National museum of Pakistan, Karachi. Fascinating stuff سبحان اللہ

[Shoaib Ahmed Malik (PhD, PhD, FISSR, SFHEA) @DrShoaibAM]

Been writing an article on Islamic astronomy and got fascinated by abjad numbers. During a family visit to the National Museum of Scotland, I spotted this Indo-Persian celestial globe with abjad numerals around its radial disk—so cool to see ideas come alive as real artefacts!

[s. momina @moominaa3]

It makes one wonder whether Pak merely became a piece of land that the elites sought to control, all the sacrifices and bloodshed forgotten. Somehow, in all these years, the sacrifices are remembered by the (subjected) people, but not by the rulers. Never by the rulers.
6/6

[s. momina @moominaa3]

I feel like Jinnah was the last man who truly cared about Pakistan and its people. Nobody really carried forward his vision with the sincerity that he had, no civilian government, no dictatorship, not even close.
1/

[s. momina @moominaa3]

(Ibid., p. 63; Zafar Iqbal, “Pakistan’s Press and Politics in the First Decade (1947–58): An Analysis in Structural-Functionalist Perspective,” Journal of Political Studies, Lahore, Vol. XVII (2010), p. 114.)
5/

[Ramon Harvey @RamonIHarvey]

Coming soon!

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

Modern academic: “I hope the person who wrote the article I’m responding to gets my subtle dig in footnote 17”

19th century academic: “…here I respond to my enemies, impotent of body and feeble of mind”

[Brannon Ingram @brannoningram]

When did endnotes instead of footnotes become the overwhelming norm in academic publishing? I don't want to keep flipping back and forth between what I'm reading and the end of the book. I want to see the references at the bottom of the page.

[s. momina @moominaa3]

@LybahMaryam @husnayn_ 2

[dr. mohammed hamad - Gaza @Medo198518]

A city over 5,775 years old was wiped out live on air by a 77-year-old colonizer!
#Gaza

[Wasim @waasim_]

Never forget