Author Archives: Najla Islam Ali

Najla has a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from City University, an MA in Islamic Studies from Markfield Institute, accredited by Loughborough University, an MA in Woman and Child Abuse from London Metropolitan University, as well as a Post Graduate Certificate in Islamic Counselling also accredited by Loughborough University and a TEFL certificate. She currently lives in Egypt with her husband and kids, where she studies Qur'an and Arabic Language privately.

Violence Against Women: Female Genital Mutilation

Najla Islam Ali 12/09/2014 Current Affairs, Europe, Health, Islamic Thought, Politics, Propagation, Research, UK, Women 4 Comments

– – Related Post – “FGM”: The Latest Attempt to Dehumanise Muslims, by Dr Salman Butt – – Violence Against Women Part 1: Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Note: this article contains some explicit descriptions of violence against women and ...

The Effects of Abuse on Child Development

Najla Islam Ali 24/10/2011 Analysis, Politics 3 Comments

Of all the rights of children, perhaps the most important is the right to be safe, and this is very often a matter of physical safety. All children should be able to grow up in situations where they are secure ...

Sexualisation of Culture breeds Sexual Violence

Najla Islam Ali 09/03/2011 Analysis, Islamic Thought, Propagation, Women 11 Comments

Within recent times, there has emerged a pattern in which the focus is on the articulation and materialisation of sex throughout a vast range of cultural, social and political fields, with an emphasis on re-conceptualising and establishing sexual significance. This ...