Some Muslim women are using feminine pronouns to refer to God. NPR's Ari Shapiro speaks with Hafsa Lodi, who wrote about this movement in The Revealer, about what's driving this.

For starters, there is the length. “God: A Biography” is more than 450 pages, while “God in the Qur’an” is just under 250, and Miles references the Bible in it as much as he does the Koran.

An attempt to meet the god of Islamic scripture in the same manner that characters can “be met on the pages of a work of literary art.” Eric Ormsby reviews “God in the Qur’an” by Jack Miles.

A report alleging that a ring President Barack Obama wears on his left hand includes the Islamic and Arabic phrase, “There is no God but Allah,” has been making its way across social media and ...

Understanding the term Allah is crucial for both Muslims and nonMuslims. Many people mistakenly equate Allah with the generic term God, leading to confusion, particularly when it comes to false ...

In 1999, my colleagues Anthony Hempel, Thomas Richards, and I coined the term “psychological abstract” which we defined as “a sentence or words uttered immediately prior to or during a mass ...

Abd-Allah’s speech, “One God, Many Names,” was based on an essay with the same title that he wrote in 2004. In a footnote to the essay, he summarized his view of the fundamental theological ...

In 1999, my colleagues Anthony Hempel, Thomas Richards, and I coined the term “psychological abstract” which we defined as “a sentence or words uttered immediately prior to or during a mass ...