TIME Magazine • June 16 2026

This Teenager Isn't Waiting for Adults to Fix the Youth Mental-Health Crisis

What began as an Instagram account with mental-health content quickly evolved into an organization with infrastructure and reach: Mind4Youth, a youth-led mental-health nonprofit.

TIME Magazine • June 16 2026

This Teen Activist Wants to Make Sure No Girl Is Denied the Right to Play Sports

Maegha Ramanathan has grown Girls4Sports into the world's largest youth-led effort to combat gender inequality in athletics.

TIME Magazine • May 26 2026

AI Tools Are Transforming Muslim Worship

From Quran memorization apps to AI imams, Muslims worldwide are navigating the benefits and spiritual risks of artificial intelligence in faith.

TIME Magazine • February 17 2026

Why Are Ramadan Fasting Times Changing This Year?

When clocks in the U.S. spring forward on March 8, the daily rhythm of fasting will suddenly shift by an hour, disrupting routines.

TIME Magazine • April 30 2026

Discord: A Group Chat with Global Power

From gaming chats to geopolitical force, Discord became Nepal’s de facto parliament—helping protesters organize, topple a government, and reshape power in real time.

TIME Magazine • May 26 2026

Video: AI, Explained by Humans

TIME producer Juwayriah Wright explains how Muslims around the world are using AI in their religious practices, developing their own tools to ensure that they reflect Islamic values, and the pushback against using AI in religious practice altogether.

TIME Magazine • February 13 2026

Highlights From The Closers 2026 Toasts in Atlanta

In a moment when conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion face renewed scrutiny across corporate America and beyond, TIME convened its 2026 class of The Closers for an evening that felt both celebratory and urgent.

TIME Magazine • January 27 2026

How We Chose the 2026 Closers

TIME's list highlights the contributions of 18 Black leaders who are working toward greater equality.

TIME Magazine • January 27 2026

Angela Doyinsola Aina Demands America Invest in Black Mothers

As Black women die at disproportionate rates in childbirth, Angela Doyinsola Aina is pressing America to fund the community care that works.

TIME Magazine • September 16 2025

Isabel Allende Tells the Stories of the Silenced

“I like to give voice to those who have been silenced—women, the people who are defeated, the people of color,” author Isabel Allende tells me in my conversation with her for TIME.

NYU Library of Arabic Literature • September 5 2025

What Medieval Muslim Philosophers Knew About Your Digital Habits

Imagine replacing your late-night existential conversations with ChatGPT with lessons from a real philosopher—one grounded in ethics, metaphysics, and the intellectual rigor of the Islamic Golden Age. That’s what you’d find in The Philosopher Responds: An Intellectual Correspondence from the Tenth Century.

TIME Magazine • August 11 2025

Israeli Strike Kills Al Jazeera’s Anas al-Sharif, Who Left a Final Message from Gaza

Like many journalists working in Gaza, Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif wrote a final message to be posted in the event of his death.

TIME Magazine • July 30 2025

The Malnutrition Crisis in Gaza Will Outlive the War

Babies are supposed to grow. But for the last eight of his 20 months of life, Enas Alwaheidi’s toddler son, Taim, has remained at the same weight: 9 kilograms, or just short of 20 pounds. “We don't have enough flour, so every day we make three pieces of bread,” Alwaheidi tells TIME from Sheikh Redwan near Gaza City.

TIME Magazine • July 24 2025

Journalists In Gaza Are Documenting Their Own Starvation

Last month, unable to carry the weight of two cameras, a work laptop, and his body armor, Gazan photojournalist Bashar Taleb made the decision to prioritize his health over his work. The 30-year-old, who has worked with Agence France-Presse since 2010, had lost 35 pounds while documenting the crisis he now lives in the midst of.

TIME Magazine • July 15 2025

The Disorienting Saga of a Dallas Woman Detained By ICE on Her Honeymoon

Ward Sakeik stands in a Dallas kitchen making watermelon juice. For 140 days, someone else decided what and when she would eat. The 22-year-old wedding photographer spent the last five months in ICE detention after being arrested on her own honeymoon.

TIME Magazine • July 9 2025

Islamophobia Surges Online After Zohran Mamdani’s Win

Zohran Mamdani’s win sparked a massive online Islamophobic backlash, highlighting rising digital hate in politics.

TIME Magazine • June 25 2025

Trump Calls Mamdani a 'Communist Lunatic' After NYC Primary Upset

“Zohran Mamdani, a 100% Communist Lunatic, has just won the Dem Primary, and is on his way to becoming Mayor,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

Raseef22 • June 25 2025

As Sanctions Ease, Syria Weighs What Comes Next

The dramatic fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime has unlocked not just political change, but a complex web of economic possibilities — and risks — that could reshape the lives of millions of Syrians still reeling from war.

TIME Magazine • June 4 2025

🎥 Hajj 2025: Narrated Report

Saudi Arabia’s 2025 pilgrimage will look drastically different. In this TIME video, I narrate the key reforms based on my original reporting.

TIME Magazine • June 4 2025

Hajj Begins With Sweeping New Changes

Saudi Arabia has announced drastic changes for the 2025 Hajj pilgrimage that begins today, including new rules prohibiting children from accompanying pilgrims, and prioritizing pilgrims traveling for the first time.

TIME Magazine • May 19 2025

The Search for Food in Gaza

Once vibrant with produce and daily bustle, markets have been hollowed out by months of siege, bombardment, and economic collapse.

Network Weaver • May 7 2025

How Muslim Voices Can be Amplified Through Collaborative Journalism

The idea of liberation goes beyond personal freedoms or the ability to move through the world unchallenged. It speaks to a larger, shared responsibility to amplify truth, challenge falsehoods, and foster understanding across the divisions that too frequently separate us.

TIME Magazine • April 23 2025

Mahmoud Khalil’s Case Brings Family Separation into Focus

Mahmoud Khalil remained confined as his wife gave birth to their son. The separation wasn't due to logistical impossibility but a denied request for temporary release, highlighting what some experts describe as a pattern of using family separation as leverage against specific communities.

Raseef22 • April 8 2025

What a Fascism Expert Sees in Mahmoud Khalil’s Fight for Justice

To explore the broader implications of Khalil's detention, I spoke with Alberto Toscano,  author of "Late Fascism" and columnist for In These Times, about what Khalil's case signifies for the state of democracy and civil liberties today.