Hamza Tzortzis’ message to “aspiring men” #ManUpUK
Hamza Tzortzis advises British men, of all faiths and none, to revive the universal principle of chivalry by protecting vulnerable women from verbal and...
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...
How much is your child worth?
How much would you pay to keep a child with its mother, asks Fahad Ansari.
Is there a price that can be placed on the...
Now an ex-cop is managing the Charity Commission, its purpose needs to be checked
CAGE'S Anas Mustapha says the appointment of a senior police officer to a senior position at the Charity Commission should set alarm bells ringing for Muslim charities.
The...
Sheikh Haitham Al-Haddad responds to BBC Panorama attacks
Sheikh Haitham Al-Haddad responds to Monday's episode of Panorama, 'After Paris: The Battle for British Islam', where the programme demonised him for holding certain...
The politics behind the hijab in the Arab world
Veteran Arab journalist Abdel Bari Atwan analyses the phenomenon of several high-profile Arab women abandoning their hijabs and explains the possible political reasons behind...
Sajid Javid is no saviour for British Muslims and people of colour
The recently appointed Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, is no saviour for British Muslims and people of colour, writes Sahar Al-Faifi.
According to the Census 2011, the...
Is Qatar on the brink of military invasion and regime change?
Veteran Arab journalist Abdel Bari Atwan says that Qatar has paid the price for attempting to pursue an independent foreign policy to Saudi Arabia,...
17 Years of Guantanamo: “We need to embarrass these b**tards”
On the 17th anniversary of the opening of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp, CAGE Research Director Asim Qureshi argues that British officials had to be shamed...
Mohamed Morsi and Aung San Suu Kyi – Two democrats treated differently by the...
Mohammed Morsi and Aung San Suu Kyi both believed in democracy, yet the West treated them very differently when they were oppressed, writes Jahangir...
