Author: A. L. Said
A. L. Said is a Singaporean writer and editor with an academic background in Economics and Management from the University of London.\n\nHis interests span society, culture, human behaviour, belief systems and the changing realities of modern life. Drawing on years of independent study, diverse intellectual perspectives and conversations across communities, he explores questions that often deserve more attention than conventional explanations allow.\n\nThrough Rethinking Islam, he brings an investigative and reflective approach to contemporary issues, combining research, critical inquiry and accessible storytelling. His work also connects professional expertise and business perspectives with meaningful editorial content.\n\nHe believes good writing should do more than inform. It should encourage people to question assumptions, examine different perspectives and, occasionally, rethink what they thought they knew.
Most of the time, you hear about the strife and challenges in the Middle East, but recently, a significant gathering…
Iran and Saudi Arabia have taken significant steps in thawing their long-standing tensions through a series of historic peace talks…
Most of the time, you hear about the strife and challenges in the Middle East, but recently, a significant gathering…
Respect the rich tapestry of history where even the most esteemed companions of the Prophet ï·º were not above the…
With a treasure trove of wisdom tucked within its pages, the Qur’an isn’t just for spiritual reflection—it’s a guide to…
Iran and Saudi Arabia have taken significant steps in thawing their long-standing tensions through a series of historic peace talks…
There’s a fascinating tidbit you probably didn’t know: the Prophet had a favorite color! Yes, you read that right. In…
Just as the political landscape in Israel shifts with the introduction of a new government, you find yourself surrounded by…
Many people go about their daily routines without even considering the hidden gems of wisdom tucked away in their faith.…
Authentic hadith mention dogs and images in the home. Claims about clutter, mirrors, fear and negative energy keeping angels away are not established Islamic teachings.