Are terrorist organisations solely to blame for the misrepresentation of Islam?
Abdullah al Andalusi argues that secular regimes in the Muslim world and Western governments are far worse at misrepresenting Islam than terrorist organisations.
Many Muslims...
Asim Qureshi – Facing The Pakistani Taliban
At the end of 2008, Asim Qureshi was in Peshawar in order to investigate the cases of those still detained in Guantanamo Bay, the...
Abdullah al Andalusi – Some needed reflections on the Peshawar school attack
Abdullah al Andalusi reflects on the bloody massacre that took place in a Peshawar military school on Tuesday.
Yesterday saw the tragic and horrific attack...
Terrorism Asset Freezing Orders Creates “Prisoners of the State”
Terrorism Asset Freezing Orders makes innocent people become financial "prisoners of the state", writes Fahad Ansari.
On 1 October 2014, Assistant Chief Constable Marcus...
Like the US, Britain has lost its moral authority in the War of Terror
Britain’s new anti-terror bill is another step to strengthen its ‘Police State’ for the Muslim community, writes Abdul Wahid.
‘Let us be clear – torture...
“Asian” grooming gangs and Islamophobes
Abdullah al-Andalusi debunks the propaganda peddled by Islamophobes in blaming Islam for "Asian" sexual grooming gangs.
In the UK, many newspapers and TV channels have...
Ofsted – The tool used by “muscular liberals” to convert Muslim children
Ofsted has become a tool to enforce secular liberal values on Muslim children, writes Abdul Wahid.
Britain’s "counter-extremism" policy, Prevent is a lie. It has...
Anas Altikriti: “UAE’s list of terrorists is no laughing matter”
Nothing has hurt the fight against terrorism, such as the devaluation of the term itself, writes Dr Anas Altikriti.
Make no mistake, terrorism in all its...
Ibrahim Hewitt: “What does ‘Britishness’ even mean?”
This week on Speakers' Corner, Ibrahim Hewitt asks: "What does 'Britishness' actually mean?"
In the recent flurry of articles about Remembrance Day and “should we” or...
Why as a Muslim, I choose to not wear a poppy
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday next week, Abdul Wahid, chairman of Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain, explains why as a Muslim he chooses not to wear a poppy.
In the past...
