What’s the difference between socialist British miners and British jihadists?
There isn't much difference between Britons who left to fight in the Spanish Civil War and those leaving for jihad in Syria and Iraq,...
Iraq: Anti-imperialist Sunni/Shia unity is the only solution
Anti-imperialist activist Sukant Chandan argues that Sunnis and Shias in Iraq and the region must unite to fight the common enemy - the West....
The global fear over the rise of the Khilafah!
World leaders, superpowers and religious minorities are trembling at the thought of an emerging Khilafah in the Middle East, writes Reverend Frank Julian Gelli.
Who...
David Cameron’s muscular liberalism – Britishness or brutishness?
Being Muslim and being British are two exclusive identities, writes Zafer Iqbal.
Anyone old enough to remember the 1990s would remember how Muslims were...
US and Iraq intervention 2 = Oil and Israel
It is baffling why the West is only now waking up to the strength of the combined forces of the Islamic State of Iraq...
The Buddhist-Muslim fault lines in Sri Lanka
Just more than a year ago, I wrote an article about a new conflict that was threatening to overshadow Sri Lanka’s post conflict reconciliation...
Post-Saddam era: The oppressed Sunnis of Iraq
Abu Hind Mohanned Al-Obaydi writes that the violent oppression faced by Iraq’s Sunni minority is ignored by human rights organisations and indirectly fuelled by...
ISIS in Iraq: Storm or Pawn?
Last week, much media coverage focused on ISIS’s capture of Iraq’s second largest city, Mosul, writes Abdullah al Andalusi.
ISIS, which stands for "Islamic State...
Ramadan is near but Muslims are more interested in the World Cup
I couldn’t help but notice the excitement in the air amongst some Muslims, writes London-based mum Umm Yusuf.
They have been waiting for this moment...
Can ISIS really create an Islamic emirate in Syria and Iraq?
The Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), the latest and most dangerous relation of al-Qaeda, has stunned the world and Iraq’s Prime Minister...
