Interview: Bangladesh’s Islamic uprising
Following the Shahbag protests which took place in February in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka, 60 people have died and the country is witnessing the worst political...
Should Muslims apologise for Woolwich?
Within hours of the Woolwich attack, Muslim organizations and personalities have come out condemning today's incident. But by doing so are they reinforcing the...
British media buries its head in the sand
In the wake of yesterday's incident at Woolwich, the British press has linked the murder of a British soldier to foreign policy but isn't...
Anjem Choudary: I stand by Michael Adebolajo
Dilly Hussain interviews Anjem Choudary, the former leader of the now banned al Muhajiroun group. Choudary, who has been in the spotlight because of...
Muslim apologists – The new “divide and rule”
As a result of the Woolwich murder there has been an immense backlash of Islamophobic attacks against Muslims and mosques. Dilly Hussain argues that...
Film review: Fetih 1453
I watched Fetih 1453 when it was released in UK cinemas in February 2012. But I felt that with recent events in Turkey unfolding,...
Muslim taxi drivers: The good, the bad and the ugly
After graduating from university in 2009, I worked as a systems controller for numerous family-run taxi firms in my hometown of Bedford. Whilst seeking...
Bengali restaurateurs – Can selling alcohol be justified?
As a British born Bangladeshi, writes Dilly Hussain, it has always bugged me how the Bengali community has casually accepted and even perceives as...
Rogue car traders – The Islamic way to buy and sell
Motor trading is something many of my friends decided to get into instead of taking the academic route, writes Dilly Hussain. And rightfully so,...
Book review: The Inevitable Caliphate by Dr Reza Pankhurst
The caliphate or "khilafah" is an Islamic political structure that has been central to Muslim history for 1300 years, writes Dilly Hussain.
Many British...
