Friday 18 Shaban 1447
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A ‘Bridge-Builder’ Vindicated: What Majid Freeman’s Acquittal Means for British Muslims
Majid Freeman found not-guilty in landmark Hindutva riots trial
On the harms of Muslim-influencers
Dr Asim Qureshi opens up a frank conversation on the harms of “influencer” culture on the Muslim community.
This Welsh mosque was destroyed 85 years ago
The destruction of Cardiff’s Peel Street Mosque in WWII highlights the story of one of Britain’s oldest Muslim communities.
Somaliland the next divide-and-rule project?
Breakaway region with no international recognition has suddenly made headlines because Israel has moved to recognise it.
Rajab is the gateway to Ramadan
Rajab is where preparation begins; intentions are set here — so Ramadan doesn’t arrive unprepared.
It takes a village to raise a child, so where has it gone?
Parenting has become isolated and screens have filled the gap, but we can still rebuild.
Taqwa-centred approach to same-sex lust
Understanding sexual desire as a test, and learning how restraint reshapes the heart and behaviour.
Imams urged to speak about unjustly jailed individuals
Coalition calls on UK Imams to dedicate 12 December khutbah to unjustly imprisoned people around the world.
Humanitarian tragedy to inevitable political explosion
If Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is a deep wound, the lack of any serious political path turns that wound into a ticking time bomb.
Why the Gaza “ceasefire” is a sham and a scam
This is not peace. In reality, it has been a slow burning genocide, rebranded for positive Western headlines.
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