Blogs about: Diwan
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Dars about the Diwan - part 2
The Murabit Blog wrote 2 weeks ago: Source: DrJonasPepper … more →
Dars about the Diwan - part 1
The Murabit Blog wrote 2 weeks ago: Source: DrJonasPepper … more →
Kuldhara - a ghost tale from Jaisalmer
indianodyssey wrote 1 month ago: Beyond the fort and the sand dunes, the folk tunes and the camel safaris, there is a Jaisalmer exper … more →
Women Leading the Prayers
ghilman786 wrote 2 months ago: Why do woman sometimes lead the Prayers in Jama’at-Khanah, while there is no such precedent in … more →
Sri Badrachala Ramadas
Chenthil Kumar D wrote 2 months ago: There was a Telugu Vaishnava called Gopanna Garu in a place called Golconda in Andhra Pradesh. He wa … more →
Such a lot of water but not a lot of power. (Sigh.)
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churumuri wrote 4 months ago: Shivanasamudra alias Bluff, the site of Asia’s first hydro-electric project set up under the v … more →
Poetry of Imam al-Shafi'i
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Usama Hasan wrote 6 months ago: A handful of poems from his famous and widely-available Diwan (Collection of Poems) … Imam al- … more →
Oporto presents - "Diwan" by Werner Nekes
arthoughts wrote 9 months ago: “Diwan” by Werner Nekes 16 mm, color, 85 min,1973. Sound: Anthony Moore A film anthology … more →
Me and Bahaa Taher
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Gary Dale Cearley wrote 1 year ago: A few weeks ago it was announced that Bahaa Taher had won the very first Arabic Language Booker Priz … more →
Divan
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ankush wrote 1 year ago: Entrance to the Divan, Topkapi Sarayi, (Topkapi Palace) Istanbul, Turkey. The divan was the meeting … more →
Life continues fee Umm Ad-Dunya
littleyousaf1 wrote 2 years ago: ~Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem~ Alhamdulillah wa salaatu wa salaamu a’la Rasulullah (S) wa a … more →
Arabic class
Amr wrote 2 years ago: Arabic class is cool, the teacher makes it fun. It can get tiring after the fourth hour but Al7amdul … more →
Salam from Egypt
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ranijabe wrote 2 years ago: Asalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmat Allahy Wa Barakatu To All Well I dont know where to start, maybe by thanki … more →
