Assalamu alaikum everyone, I don't usually search on the web for information on basic notions on Islam, but when I do, I'm perplexed how easily we've gone from dawah sites with merely obscure attrubution to, now, those attributed to LLM generated sheiks, complete with fictional credentials... so whenever there are people new to Islam who ask me information, I have to put in effort to dig through my PDFs, to which I don't always have easy access. So is there any outgoing project out there that addresses this need and deliberately try to include on whichever topic sources from a diverse range of schools of thought, theology and jurisprudence?

The state of Islam in the 2026

https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/29/us/milo-yiannopoulos-ice-deportation-what-to-know

At first he said that there is absolute ijma on the obligation of hijab, same thing which he said before.

Then he said that the critics would bring up the topic of milk yamin (ie slave women) being allowed to not cover their hair, and his response to that was there is ijma over the obligation of hair covering for free women, so therefore hijab is mandatory for the women today (because everyone today is a free woman).

What do you think of his answer?

The great Sufi mystic Ibn Arabi was taught by a woman.

The video explores female saints, teachers, and muses who shaped the thought of Islam's greatest mystical philosopher.