Inspired by his teachers, Sheikh Sajid Umar attempts in this article to restore the balance between al-Furqān and Ummah Jāmiʿah, what he calls: the twins of principled unity. It calls the Ummah to uphold truth with clarity and compassion, preserving truth without cruelty, and brotherhood without compromise.

A simple explanation of the term qurūʾ in Qur’ān 2:228 and why scholars differed on whether a divorced woman’s ʿiddah lasts three menstrual periods or three clean intervals, with mention of Ibn Taymiyyah’s later view.

This article explores the profound concept of fiqh al-taʾassī, the jurisprudence of emulation, as a timeless method for following the Prophet ﷺ with understanding, purpose, and spiritual intelligence. It discusses how emulation in Islam transcends mere imitation, examining the lives of early ascetics, the leadership of ʿUmar ibn al-Khaṭṭāb, and the need to revive prophetic vision in today’s context. A powerful call for scholars, leaders, and seekers to bring clarity, humility, and wisdom back to how we live the Sunnah.