Analysis

A Society Divided

Syed Haider 24 Min Read

A short intro Late in the sixties, Jane Elliot, a primary school teacher in America, conducted an experiment with her third grade class. She told an all white group that blue-eyed people

The Politics of Naming: Genocide, Civil War, Insurgency

Mahmood Mamdani 40 Min Read

  The similarities between Iraq and Darfur are remarkable. The estimate of the number of civilians killed over the past three years is roughly similar. The killers are mostly paramilitaries, closely linked

One State Solution: A Historical Perspective

Ahmed Ali 37 Min Read

Recent events in Palestine have raised many concerns about the practicality of the so-called ‘Two States Solution’. Political analysts are now perplexed, trying to ascertain as to whether this ‘solution’ will ever

Is Islamic Society Barbaric?

Ustadh Hamza Tzortzis 30 Min Read

Having already discussed that Liberalism has caused social breakdown and that its political values are non-cohesive in that they neither facilitate social cohesion nor evoke ideas that construct positive behaviours. Since non-cohesive

The Politics of a Psychosis

Syed Haider 39 Min Read

The idea that I am possessed with is that of restoring a political existence to my people, making them a nation again, giving them a national centre, such as the English have,

The Squeeze: the shift in the debate

Syed Haider 5 Min Read

{mosimage} ...the government and certain right wing ideologues have sought to popularise the notion of Muslim separatism; this idea that Muslims have an ingrained antipathy toward Britain...