New Arrangement for the Multipurpose (Gym) Area
New Arrangement for the Multipurpose (Gym) Area
By Hatim Hegab on July 10, 2026
New arrangements for the multipurpose are (The Gym) effective today.
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CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
By Hatim Hegab on July 7, 2026
Assiddique post welcomes contributions from its readers. It is a good chance to learn how to write and express your views
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A Night With CAIR
A Night With CAIR
By Hatim Hegab on March 9, 2026
Eight members of the Islamic Center represented the Islamic Society of Stillwater at CAIR's annual Iftar. The evening was as pleasant as always, and we enjoyed meeting prominent leaders from Oklahoma's Muslim community.
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Muslim Brothers, The Curse That Plagued The Ummah
Muslim Brothers, The Curse That Plagued The Ummah
By Hatim Hegab on February 25, 2026
Since the early turmoil caused by the Khawārij, no trial has afflicted the Muslim community as deeply as that posed by the group known as “the Muslim Brothers” – commonly, and in my view mistakenly, referred to as the “Muslim Brotherhood” or as they are known in Arabic, The Ikhwan. Ironically, in all their rallies, they raise copies of the Qur'an, just as the Khawarij did on the days of Ali ibn Abi Taleb.
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Islamic Teachings: The Debt
Islamic Teachings: The Debt
By Hatim Hegab on February 23, 2026
Debt is part of everyday life. Islam has left nothing without teaching us how to handle or deal with it. Debt is among the most intricate issues as it involves rights for both parties, the lender and the borrower.
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Transparency At Stillwater Islamic Center
Transparency At Stillwater Islamic Center
By Hatim Hegab on February 21, 2026
Transparency has been missing for years. Many members were kept in the dark, and questionable actions were committed that need answers. And as I heard a "brother" once scream inside the prayer hall: "We have rights".
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Book Review: How To Lie With Statistics?
Book Review: How To Lie With Statistics?
By Hatim Hegab on February 21, 2026
How to Lie with Statistics by Darrell Huff is a concise, witty, and enduring guide that teaches readers how to evaluate statistical claims critically. First published in 1954, the book remains highly relevant despite its age, offering timeless lessons on spotting statistical manipulation in media, advertising, and public discourse.
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Waqf (Pledge or Endowment) In Islam. What Is It? What does it mean?
Waqf (Pledge or Endowment) In Islam. What Is It? What does it mean?
By Hatim Hegab on February 16, 2026
What is Waqf (Endowment)?
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Good Deeds: The Bridge to Divine Acceptance – Friday Sermon

Good Deeds: The Bridge to Divine Acceptance – Friday Sermon

By Hatim Hegab on December 17, 2025

The Four Stages to Spiritual Destruction

The Four Stages to Spiritual Destruction

By Hatim Hegab on December 17, 2025

DOJ Opens Federal Investigation Into Broken Arrow Over Rejected Mosque Project
DOJ Opens Federal Investigation Into Broken Arrow Over Rejected Mosque Project
By Hatim Hegab on July 30, 2026
Federal officials are examining whether the City Council's 4-1 vote to deny the Islamic Society of Tulsa's proposed mosque and community campus amounted to religious discrimination under federal zoning law.
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Great Moral Character: The Hardest Thing a Human Being Can Ever Master
Great Moral Character: The Hardest Thing a Human Being Can Ever Master
By Hatim Hegab on July 21, 2026
We tend to assume that the most difficult human achievements are the visible ones — brilliant discoveries, dazzling intellect, towering expertise. But a quiet, deeply reasoned insight reframes the question entirely: the hardest thing a person can ever become is not knowledgeable. It is good.
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The Four Jewels
The Four Jewels
By Hatim Hegab on July 21, 2026
What Destroys Our Greatest Virtues, And How to Protect Them
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The Mountains as Pegs
The Mountains as Pegs
By Hatim Hegab on July 21, 2026
How a 1,400-Year-Old Verse in the Quran Described a Geological Truth Science Only Recently Confirmed
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Sharaf al-Din al-Tusi
Sharaf al-Din al-Tusi
By Hatim Hegab on July 21, 2026
Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad ibn al-Ḥasan al-Ṭūsī (1201 – 1274),[a] also known as Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī[5] (Arabic: نصیر الدین الطوسی; Persian: نصیر الدین طوسی) or simply as (al-)Tusi, was a Persian polymath, architect, philosopher, physician, scientist, and theologian.
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Abbas ibn-Firnas, the first Human to Fly
Abbas ibn-Firnas, the first Human to Fly
By Hatim Hegab on July 20, 2026
Abbas ibn Firnas was the first human to fly 1000 years before the Wright brothers.
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Kisra’s Carpet and How Omar ibn Al-Khattab Received it?
Kisra’s Carpet and How Omar ibn Al-Khattab Received it?
By Hatim Hegab on July 20, 2026
In the aftermath of the Battle of al-Qadisiyyah, the Muslims discovered a treasure so magnificent it left them in awe: Kisra’s Carpet, a masterpiece of artistry and opulence. This story reveals how Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA) navigated the dilemma of distributing such a priceless treasure, embodying the justice, humility, and wisdom of the Rashidun Caliphate.
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Ibn Khaldun, the Founder of Economics, Sociology, and Reaganomics
Ibn Khaldun, the Founder of Economics, Sociology, and Reaganomics
By Hatim Hegab on July 16, 2026
His name was Valiuddin Abd al-Rahman ibn Khaldun. Writing from a desert cave in modern-day Algeria in 1377, he penned the "Muqaddimah," or "The Introduction." This monumental text stands as one of the most astonishing intellectual achievements in human history, serving as the true, unrecognized blueprint for modern sociology, economics, and historiography.
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