Chemical Weapons Attack in Syria: Who Done It?
Like a real life game of Cluedo, we know the weapon, the victims, the place and the time. Only the identity of the perpetrator...
Iraqi PM Nuri Maliki must move carefully
Eisa Ali argues that the worsening situation in Syria, particularly the solidification of the rule of the Al Qaeda group The Islamic State of...
British Muslims can learn a lot from their American counterparts
Ghulam Esposito Haydar from the Manchester New Muslim Network says that British Muslims could learn a lot from their American counterparts when it comes...
The celebrity scholar complex
Blogger and Muslim activist Mehdi Amir argues that some Muslim scholars have become so famous that it has gone to their heads.
What I’m about...
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...
A sincere appeal to my brothers in the Islamic State
Blogger Ashraf ibn Muhammad writes a heartfelt plea to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) for the release of British aid worker,...
Will the government take extreme measures to tackle “militants” in schools?
In response to a London school abandoning gender segregation against the wish of Muslim parents, Ibrahim Hewitt questions whether this was done as a...
Islamophobia will be recorded as a hate crime but what needs to be done...
Siema Iqbal argues that while the government announcement that anti-Muslim hate crimes will be recorded is welcome, a lot more needs to be done...
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...
World Refugee Day 2017-The Palestinian Refugee Crisis 69 years on
Each year 20th June marks World Refugee day; a day in which we commemorate the courageous spirit of refugees everywhere whilst highlighting their plight...
