Muslim couple condemns court ruling allowing doctors to let their baby die
A Muslim couple have condemned a Court of Appeal ruling that doctors can stop providing medical treatment for their brain dead baby, Midrar Ali.
Appeal...
First “Muslim Pride” festival to take place in London in April
Despite Islam's strict prohibition on homosexuality, an "LGBT+ Muslim group" has set April 11th as the date for the UK’s first ever "Muslim Pride" festival.
Imaan announced...
5Pillars journalism vindicated: Press watchdog dismisses complaint by Luqman Ali
The independent press watchdog IMPRESS, which regulates 5Pillars, has dismissed a complaint by Luqman Ali who complained about one of our articles which questioned...
Wembley Mosque closed over dispute between committee and worshippers
Wembley Central Mosque has been closed for the past three weeks due to an ongoing dispute between the mosque committee and worshippers.
In a Facebook...
Man convicted of plotting attacks against tourist sites and gay pride parade
A Luton man who was cleared of launching a sword attack on police outside Buckingham Palace has been found guilty of plotting a terror...
Journalist quits Labour Party over “purge” of pro-Palestinians
The pro-Palestine journalist Asa Winstanley has quit the Labour Party over what he calls a political purge of members who support Palestinian rights.
Winstanley is a...
Secret court rules against Shamima Begum in her citizenship appeal
Shamima Begum has lost the first stage of her appeal against the government's decision to strip her of her British citizenship.
Ms Begum, now 20,...
More than 120 UK Muslim scholars issue open letter to PM Modi over Kashmir...
More than 120 Muslim scholars from the UK have sent Prime Minister Narendra Modi an open letter calling for an immediate end to India's...
Blackburn Muslim girls school tops English educational improvement rankings
A Muslim girls school in Blackburn has topped new league tables issued by the government to track improvement in pupils’ progress in English secondary...
Families of terror offenders say scrapping early release is ‘collective punishment’
Families who would be impacted by the retrospective scrapping of early release for terror offenders have told CAGE that it is a form of...
