COLUMNIST: ISSAKA SANNIE-FARAKHAN

We close where revelation began. On the 30th day of Ramadan, the first word of the Quran asks more of us than it d ...

Surah Muhammad does not ask us to accept. It commands us to know. Two crises on opposite ends of ...

Surah Al-Baqarah names the most dangerous form of ignorance: the kind that does not recognise itself. Two stories ...

Surah Luqman warned of entertaining speech that pulls people away from what matters. Today, as fuel prices rise ac ...

Surah Al-Isra reminds us that human knowledge, however sophisticated, reaches a boundary. Two decisions taken this ...

When half a million qualified young Ghanaians compete for 5,000 security service positions, the headline is not the r ...

ldquo;And He taught you what you did not know. And ever great is the favour of Allah upon you. rdquo; Surah An-Nisa ...

ldquo;He taught by the pen. He taught man what he did not know. rdquo; Surah Al-?Alaq, 96:4 ndash;5 These two vers ...

ldquo;And We made the sky a protected ceiling. Yet they turn away from its signs. rdquo; Surah Al-Anbiya, 21:32 The ...

ldquo;So ask the people of knowledge if you do not know. rdquo; Surah An-Nahl, 16:43 The Quran draws a line ...

ldquo;He gives wisdom to whom He wills, and whoever has been given wisdom has certainly been given much good. rdquo; ...

The Quranic mandate to travel and reason has never felt more urgent than on a day when Ghana marks 69 years of self-d ...

Surah Al-Qamar 39;s challenge has stood for fourteen centuries. Science has since confirmed that the oral traditi ...

The Quran declares that the human being was fashioned in the finest form. Islamic scholars have long understood th ...

The figures Mahama brought to Parliament on Friday are audited, specific, and traceable. The question they raise is h ...

The Quran places every holder of knowledge beneath someone who knows more. That hierarchy exists for a reason. Two ev ...