Israel isn’t as “strong and mighty” as many think
Adnan Khan from the Revolution Observer argues that Israel is not as strong as it portrays and the surrounding Muslim countries can easily defeat...
Should Muslims be surprised at politically motivated bank closures?
We should not be surprised at the politically motivated bank closures of prominent Muslim figures and charities, writes blogger Abdullah Noorrudeen.
I recently...
The Internet is a Western power projection tool
The claim that Facebook has developed a secure way for people to communicate is a fraud.
This is a deliberate attempt to mislead people...
Munir Farooqi: Four years on and the struggle for justice continues
Activist, Sairah Yassir, reflects on the detainment of Munir Farooqi after she attended a demonstration last Sunday outside HMP Wakefield, to demand accountability for...
We made a time machine out of British Muslim election activism
Arzu Merali from the Islamic Human Rights Commission looks back on a piece she wrote in 2001 - "My Lobby Ran Off With Kilroy,...
Is Jeremy Corbyn the Muslim community’s only hope?
Khalil Charles questions whether Jeremy Corbyn is the only hope for British Muslims in the political system.
There is an extraordinary level of excitement about...
David Cameron’s new counter-extremism strategy could be unlawful
Khalil Charles questions whether the UK Government's new counter-extremism measures are lawful.
The UK Prime Minister’s attack on non-violent extremism is widely being regarded as...
France’s right-wing shift after Charlie Hebdo simply didn’t work
Paris-based journalist Ramin Mazaheri argues that France's right-wing shift since the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January have failed to stop further terrorist attacks.
Ten months...
The disease of nationalism and racism in light of the Rohingya crisis
The disease of nationalism and intra-Muslim racism is at the heart of the Ummah's inaction over the Rohingya crisis, writes Reem Ahmed.
The irony of...
Success of French football team masks underlying tensions over race and class
Joseph Downing, of Aix-Marseille Université, argues that despite the make-up of France's multi-ethnic and multi-religious World Cup-winning football team, racial discrimination still blights France.
The French football team has won...
