This is so good. I’d love to see more stories from the Qur’an, hadith, and the vast richness of Islamic history brought to life through modern, popular mediums like anime. https://t.co/8QicxKRdaK
— Akbar Zab (@ZabAkbar) August 17, 2026
The Story Of Dhul-Qarnayn | Qur'an | Anime https://t.co/vbz30QZApc pic.twitter.com/7fWOBaykOE
— Akbar Zab (@ZabAkbar) August 17, 2026
The People of the Cave | Qur'an | Anime https://t.co/vbz30QZApc pic.twitter.com/h76aUcsSAJ
— Akbar Zab (@ZabAkbar) August 17, 2026
As expected, some Muslims are strongly opposed to using anime to portray stories drawn from the Qur’an and Islamic tradition. Others, however, see it as a creative and effective way to introduce these stories to a younger generation of Muslims who already consume anime that often… https://t.co/isxDLNv5X0 pic.twitter.com/cAvYXD0yQj
— Akbar Zab (@ZabAkbar) August 19, 2026
Drawing Images In The Maliki Madhab
— Akbar Zab (@ZabAkbar) August 19, 2026
A lot of people think Islam completely bans all drawing, but it’s actually much more nuanced depending on the Islamic legal school of jurisprudence. In the traditional Maliki tradition / madhab, drawing nature, landscapes, and buildings is… https://t.co/vbz30QZApc pic.twitter.com/tv0phHdoAL
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