Dr. Calis delves into the significance of mercy in Islam, tracing its roots to foundational texts and exploring its theological centrality.

The article probes the link between terrorism and Islam, noting the misuse of concepts like jihād by extremists. It delineates Islamic war ethics, condemns terrorist actions, and emphasizes the distinction between true Islamic teachings and terrorist distortions.

Rabbi Yakov Nagen advocates for utilizing religion to foster peace. It warns against misinterpretations and suggests a reevaluation of religious texts to emphasize compassion and unity. It calls for deep theological dialogue and practical cooperation to overcome religious divisions.

The author aims to provide a succinct and critical examination of how prominent Western philosophers like Thomas Aquinas, Immanuel Kant, and Bernard Lonergan conceptualized the philosophy of beauty

Exploring the age-old questions of life's origins and evolution, this article navigates the clash between religion and science. With compelling arguments, it delves into the intricate balance between divine creation and naturalistic explanations, urging contemplation on the mysteries of existence.

Rabbi Yakov Nagen speaks about the inherent tendency of authentic religious traditions to unify rather than divide and discusses efforts by "Nahdlatul Ulama" to promote global solidarity and respect among diverse cultures and religious traditions.

Dr. Ergi delves into the issue of the age of the Universe, discussing scientific estimates and religious interpretations. He examines the Qur'ānic narrative of creation, proposing a calculation aligning with modern science.