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This is the very argument the Prophet Muhammad—peace and blessings be upon him—used when advising a man about harmful behavior. He asked him: “Would you accept this for your mother? Your aunt? Your sister?” When the man said no, the Prophet replied that just as he would not want such harm for his own family, others do not want it for theirs.
We act on risk assessment, not certainty; “certainty is earned, not inherited.” To apply a standard of absolute certainty to religious investigation that is never applied to science, medicine, or finance is a violation of basic human logic. In the journey of the soul, ignoring the possibility of accountability is equated to “playing Russian Roulette with existence.” The rational question for the individual is not “Is it certain?” but rather, “Why haven’t I researched it?”
We must refuse to normalize voices that exclude the suffering of civilians or the voices of those most impacted. We must demand a standard of communication that reflects the reality on the ground, not just the aspirations of the powerful.
What would the conversation sound like if the people most affected had equal access to the international platforms that decide their future?
True guidance can only take root in a “Receptive Heart”—one that has been cleared of the debris of its own diseases, assumptions, pride, and softened by the humbling recognition of its own limitations before the Divine.
The series aims to transfer Fadwa Wazwaz’s work to Omar Suleiman and the Yaqeen Institute. There are many series on the Names of God, many in his circle, which he promoted many times on his platform, but in his 2026 Ramadan series, Omar Suleiman adopts Wazwaz’s voice and style instead of using his own. Omar Suleiman was never asked to produce this work. He was asked to transfer Wazwaz’s work into his institute so that they could share it—because they refuse to share or publicly acknowledge her content while it still belongs to her. Instead, they wait for members of Read More …
