After watching the Labour Files I will never vote for Keir Starmer
Vaseem Ahmed says he will never vote Labour again under its current regime after watching Al Jazeera's Labour Files documentary series.
I finally got round...
The Kashmir Files: The nationalist propaganda movie which whipped up India
Sajad Rasheed, a scholar specialising in modern Kashmir history, reviews the Hindu nationalist propaganda movie The Kashmir Files.
Amid the high decibel prime time television debates...
The Beloved Prophet: An illustrated biography in rhyme
Faisal Bodi says that "The Beloved Prophet" by Zaahied Sallie is the first English language biography of the Prophet (pbuh) to be written entirely in...
Them Before Us: A passionate argument for the traditional family
The Muslim Theist reviews Them Before Us by Katy Faust and Stacy Manning, which argues that a child has a right to be raised by...
Transform My Prayer: How to really benefit from your daily meetings with God
Roshan Muhammed Salih says the Transform My Prayer course by Iqbal Nasim has revolutionised his attitude to the second pillar of Islam - salah.
If we're...
Lady of Heaven: pure, unadulterated sectarian filth
Roshan Muhammed Salih reviews Lady of Heaven, the sectarian hate film that is being platformed by cinemas in the UK and could provoke serious Sunni-Shia tensions.
There...
The Present: A must-watch film about the cruelty of Israeli occupation
Sabina Hashmy reviews The Present, a movie set in the occupied West Bank and directed by British-Palestinian filmmaker Farah Nabulsi, which has just won a Bafta award...
The Mauritanian: A well-intended but flawed movie
The Mauritanian, a legal drama about an innocent man locked up in Guantanamo Bay, is a worthy watch with good intentions that ultimately fails to live up...
Framing Britney Spears: Faith values are the answer to western anti-female bigotry
After watching the controversial "Framing Britney Spears" documentary, blogger Najm Al-Din argues that only faith-based values can counter the bigotry women are subjected to in western...
REVIEW: Netflix’s Messiah was a disjointed letdown with the usual U.S. propaganda
The much anticipated Messiah recently premiered on Netflix and the eschatological blogosphere has gone into overdrive ever since. Centred on an Iranian redeemer-like figure...
