This is the 25th edition of the AsSiddique Weekly. This edition marks a milestone of dedication, dialogue, and progress for our community. For the past twenty-five weeks, the AsSiddique Weekly has delivered thoughtful articles covering the Quran, the hadith, faith, science, and ethics, providing readers of all backgrounds with a window into Islamic values and insights on topics of universal importance.
On many occasions, the AsSiddique Weekly has not shied away from addressing pressing issues facing the Islamic Center’s facilities, such as the persistent need to improve and develop the so-called green parking area, and the need to remove trash around the Islamic Center. The safety and security of the Islamic Center were also discussed. By highlighting these areas of concern and proposing solutions like concrete and cobblestone, the Weekly has helped spark important conversations and action within our community.
Beyond educational articles, The AsSiddique Weekly has become a hub for announcements, advertisements, and updates, including details about upcoming visitor groups, MSA activities, and news relevant to all residents and students.
It has faithfully recorded collective journeys, celebrated achievements, and provided a platform for
voices seeking positive change, even when no one shied from pointing out shortcomings that required our attention.
The AsSiddique Weely’s commitment to transparency and continuous improvement demonstrates its serious role in shaping the present and future of the Center.
The AsSiddique Weekly has also undergone many improvements, among them is the masthead, which I believe every sincere member feels proud of. The design and the editorial efforts cannot be ignored.
One of our most significant accomplishments has been reviving the weekly publication after it had been discontinued since 1994 due to a lack of dedicated members to keep working on it. This experience teaches that progress depends on building upon others’ work and successes.
The AsSiddque Weekly editorial board has made it its goal to keep publishing and educating, yet this time on a larger scale.
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