The Sun’s yellow journalism has only fuelled more Islamophobia
The Sun's front page splash claiming that "1 in 5" British Muslims sympathise with "jihadis" has only fuelled that ever worsening Islamophobia, writes Dilly...
We are all to blame for the Paris attacks
MEND's Siema Iqbal argues that until we feel equal sympathy for all lives lost in terrorist attacks it's very difficult to see any hope...
Andrew Neil’s history of France conveniently leaves out the bad bits
In a response piece to Andrew Neil's epic rant about France's "glorious history," journalist Hafsa Kara-Mustapha says that the country's ISIS recruits may have...
Is Anonymous a cover for state sponsored cyber terrorism?
An 'anonymous Muslim' poses the question whether the cyber-hacking group 'Anonymous' is a cover for state sponsored terrorism.
Dear Anonymous,
After the recent Paris attacks you...
The Paris attacks demonstrates how feeble our society is
The aftermath of the Paris attacks has demonstrated how feeble a society we currently live in, writes Ghulam Esposito Haydar.
The backlash and some of...
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 missing element of mercy
Journalist Lauren Booth questions whether the West can really hold the moral high ground in the aftermath of the deadly Paris terrorist attacks.
"The quality...
Thank you Maajid Nawaz, but why did Bedford’s Quiz a Muslim cause such outrage?
It came as no surprise that a Muslim "Question Time" event in my hometown of Bedford caused such a furore, writes Dilly Hussain. But due...
I’m not responsible for the Paris attacks or ISIS, and neither is my religion
Like most people, I’m shocked and saddened by the events in Paris. My thoughts are with the victims and families of this horrific crime....
Citizen Khan: A white, middle-class illusion of what Muslims should be like
The cardinal rule of comedy is that you have to make your audience laugh. If you don't it's not comedy. Therefore Citizen Khan is...
