Author: A. L. Said
A. L. Said
A. L. Said founded Rethinking Islam, a Singapore Muslim digital magazine connecting faith with modern life. He explores identity, relationships, money and the digital world through a distinctly Singaporean lens. His articles bring together personal reflection, recognised scholarship and verified sources, with links for further reading. His aim is simple: clear ideas, thoughtful questions and meaningful conversations, with a little local wit.
Islam recognises sihr, but that does not make phones, AI or television supernatural channels. Learn where technology really intersects with occult content and deception.
Stay informed on the latest happenings in the Palestine conflict July 2024. Get updates on Gaza tensions, peace talks, and international responses to the ongoing crisis.
Most travelers today seek more than just picturesque landscapes or vibrant cities; you desire experiences that align with your values…
The 73 sects hadith warns about division, but it does not provide an agreed modern list of denominations or a licence to declare which current group owns Paradise.
In today’s fast-paced world, many Muslims find themselves walking a fine line between faith and comfort. Selective adherence to Islam…
The Quran confirms jinn, but it does not support every popular claim about their powers, possession or relationship with humans. Here is what the verses actually say.
Overcoming doubt and uncertainty is a challenge faced by many Muslims in their religious journey. The sources of doubt and…
AI can compare arguments about madhhabs and Salafism, but it cannot issue a binding religious verdict. This article separates personal reflection from AI generated opinion.
The Quran affirms jinn, but seizures, nightmares and unusual behaviour do not prove possession. This guide separates revelation from folklore and unsafe diagnosis.
Out of body sensations can feel completely real, but Islam does not establish astral projection as deliberate soul travel. This article separates personal experience from proof.