🚨 Could the greatest challenge to Christianity come from its own forgotten history? In this fascinating episode of OnGuard, Dr Hamza Andreas Tzortzis sits down with Paul Williams (Blogging Theology) to uncover a forgotten chapter of Christian history with potentially revolutionary implications. As the discussion unfolds, the implications are described as nothing short of a “Copernican revolution” in our understanding of Christianity. 🎥 Watch and share: youtu.be/InZmz-MilFs

Islamic healing and mental health need a holistic approach Spiritual support can play an important role in Muslim approaches to mental health, but what happens when it completely replaces professional care? From medical treatment and nutrition to dhikr, Qur'ān, and positive thinking, a holistic approach recognises how biological, psychological, social, and spiritual factors interact in our wellbeing. Learn more about our suicide campaign: holdon.org.uk

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Muslims need to be clued up on cybersecurity! A message arrives from someone you know, asking to borrow money urgently. You assume something has gone wrong and send some over, only to discover the money never reached them. This is how things like WhatsApp scams exploit trust, and why greater awareness of cyber threats and online safety is needed within Muslim communities, particularly among older generations. Watch the full video: 🎥 youtu.be/dDvCEQYiJ9A

What can the death of a pet teach us about love, īmān, and our duties to Allah? Reflecting on the loss of his cat, Yuki, this week's Think Again by Dr. Hamza Tzortzis will explore how personal experience can change our understanding of others, deepen our appreciation of faith, and shape the way we fulfil our moral responsibilities. Sign up today to have this delivered to your inbox tomorrow at 5pm BST. islam21c.com/think

Civilisation can't survive without trust Even without religion, people still need akhlāq. Why? Because trust sits at the foundation of any functioning civilisation, underpinning contracts, transactions, relationships, and the ability to live alongside one another. But what happens when trust begins to disappear? From wider society to the Muslim community, this conversation explores why the loss of trust may be a sign that something deeper is beginning to crumble. Watch the full video: 🎥 youtu.be/M4936m14vp0

40 Questions with Shaykh Alaa Elsayed 🎙️ From Qur’an, sincerity, parenting and the state of the Ummah… to some very unexpected revelations about Shaykh Alaa’s past 👀 A thoughtful, funny and at times very personal conversation about what Muslims should really be focusing on today. Watch here: youtu.be/2Xdu6TMIf9o

You need to know the world you want to leave behind With so many choices competing for our attention, it can be difficult to know which good choice is the right one. One way to decide is to imagine yourself on your deathbed and ask what you would want to see in the lives of those around you. From your family and community to your local masjid, what would you hope to have built, changed, or left behind? And if you cannot answer that, start with a simpler question: what would you not want to see? Watch the full video: 🎥 youtu.be/DGyIHswvpjA

How would you react if someone told you Islam is undoubtedly as European a religion as Christianity? From the arrival of the Sahaba in Cyprus to Muslim communities in Wales, Islamic influence on European architecture, and the centuries of Muslim rule across Iberia, Europe’s Islamic history is far richer than many of us realise. In this article, Edward Rowe recommends three books that can help Muslims in Europe discover these forgotten connections and see the places around them through a different lens. islam21c.com/literature/thre…

We can accumulate knowledge, memorise verses and hadīth, and become familiar with countless reminders about how we should live. But what happens when what we know never reaches our hearts or shapes our actions? In this issue of Think Again, Dr. Hamza Tzortzis will share seven ways to close the gap between knowledge and becoming, helping us turn what we know into action, worship, and righteousness! Sign up today to have this delivered to your inbox tomorrow at 5pm BST. islam21c.com/think

Hold On Week was just the beginning. The people who need hope, guidance, and support will still be here tomorrow, inshāAllah. And we want to keep these conversations going and resources available throughout the year and beyond. If you, your masjid, school, organisation, or another platform can help keep Hold On going, we’d love for you to stay involved. Please continue speaking about the topic of suicide in the Muslim community and continue sharing what we have collectively produced so far. holdon.org.uk/

Hidden pain Someone can have a job, function day to day, and seem completely fine while struggling with deep internal pain. When that pain goes unaddressed, unhealthy coping mechanisms, isolation, depression, and even suicidal thoughts can follow. This is why we need to take hidden suffering seriously. Watch the full video: 🎥 youtu.be/zzM55ZoCXOo