Where Divides End and Dialogue Begins.
Conversations That Turn Tension Into Trust
Each week, Daisy Khan sits down with thought leaders, activists, and everyday changemakers to tackle today’s most divisive issues—from Islamophobia to identity politics. These aren’t debates. They’re dialogues that illuminate paths forward.
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Meet Your Host: Dr. Daisy Khan
From Architect to International Activist
"I transitioned to community service, building bridges of understanding across faiths and diverse communities."
Daisy Khan is an award-winning author, public speaker, and media commentator. She founded the Women’s Islamic Initiative in Spirituality and Equality (WISE), a global network promoting peacebuilding, gender equality, and human dignity. With over two decades of grassroots work against anti-Muslim bias, she is a recognized thought leader ...
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Blog New York Elected a Muslim Mayor on New Year's Day 2026 - The Voices Behind This Historic Moment
January 1, 2026 wasn't just another New Year's Day in New York City. Deep underground in the Old City Hall subway station, a beautiful relic from 1904...
Jesus in Islam and Christianity - Half the World Reveres Him, But Few Know Why
Mustafa Akyol didn't set out to bridge the world's two largest religions. He began as a journalist and writer in Turkey, covering political issues aro...
The Quran Mentions Mary More Than The Bible Does and Christians Never Knew
Camille Helminski didn't set out to challenge centuries of religious assumptions. Raised in an interfaith Florida household, she later converted to Is...
The Wealth Muslim Women Were Promised—And How Culture Buried It
Muslim women were granted financial independence in the seventh century. They own their earnings, inherit property, control their wealth, and enter ma...
Islam Gave Women Rights 1400 Years Ago. Here Are 10.
Muslim women are not oppressed by Islam. They were empowered by it through specific rights granted 1400 years ago. The Quran tells a story about women...
Epstein File Hypocrisy Exposes the Double Standard Against Muslim Women
The double standard in how society treats the exploitation of women has become impossible to ignore. Media, comedians, and politicians fixate on what'...
30 Rights of Muslim Women:
2025 Nautilus Award Winner
The 30 Rights of Muslim Women book validates the rights of Muslim women and guards against Islamophobes who insist Islam oppresses women, and against extremists who mistake cultural misogyny for religious practice.
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