Analysis

Road to Uyghur genocide accelerated after Ürümqi massacre

Abdulhakim Idris

Abdulhakim Idris explores how colonial policies, state repression, and the Ürümqi massacre paved the way for the Uyghur genocide.

Gaza: The Spark that Ignited the Ummah

Fahad Ansari 10 Min Read

Gaza - the word that will forever remain etched in the hearts and minds of generations upon generations of people all over the world. For Muslims, it will be proudly remembered as

The West: Its own Greatest Fear

Ahmed Ali 9 Min Read

“And when it is said to them, ‘Make not mischief on the earth,’ they say, ‘We are only ones who put things right.’ Of a surety, they are the ones who make

Making the Most of the Proposed Protest on the 31st of Oct

Syed Haider 9 Min Read

Innayat Bunglawala recently wrote on the Guardian’s ‘Comment is free’ that there was a need to respond to a small group of Muslims’ misguided efforts on the 31st of October to carry

Diversifying Muslim Cultural Production

Syed Haider 1 Min Read

Abstract: This paper seeks to lay out a case for the importance of producing and drawing on a number of cultural products – all the way from documentaries and blogs to novels

The Power of Images

Syed Haider 30 Min Read

I find myself involved with the meaning and significance of vision in our culture now – with the experience of seeing, looking and watching. I want to connect the discussion of technological

Hanafi Salafism: An Oxymoron?

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 16 Min Read

The Islamic Schools of Jurisprudence (madhabs) were formed over a thousand years ago at a time when shari’ah (Islamic law) was practised and Islamic legal theory flourished. It was during this period