Surah Muhammad ﷺ calls for sincerity in faith, perseverance and generosity, while addressing the trial of conflict and responsibility for one’s deeds. A complete study of its 38 verses, with Arabic text, transliteration, English translation, audio and ASH commentary.
Maryam, “Mary,” is the nineteenth surah of the Quran. It brings together the stories of Zechariah, John, Mary, Jesus, and other prophets, with emphasis on divine mercy. Its prophetic narratives underline the recurring choice between accepting guidance and resisting it.
Ar-Rūm, “The Romans,” is the thirtieth surah of the Quran. It brings together the Romans’ fortunes, signs in creation, human diversity, and the promise of resurrection. It directs attention to the consequences of human choices and accountability before GOD.
A study of traces of Jewish life in Cassino and the Land Of Saint Benedict. Robert Schomacker connects family history, surnames, archival records and the memory of places, opening new questions about San Germano’s past. Includes an introduction and the complete English edition to read online.
Surah 5 – Al-Mā’ida (The Food) is the fifth chapter of the Holy Quran, revealed in Medina. It contains 120 verses and holds chronological order 112 in the traditional sequence of revelation.
Being a believer commits our whole life: humility before GOD, sincerity with ourselves and truthfulness toward others. From this foundation begins the path of discipline, obedience and rigor, through which faith becomes transformation and the call to justice becomes a responsibility to uphold every day.
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