Ahmed Hammuda

Ahmed Hammuda is a regular contributor at Islam21c. His interests lie in Qur'anic Tafsir and the field of Middle East Affairs and how they reflect on Muslims living in the West. He is an Electrical Engineer by trade and has been involved in various Da'wah activities over the course of his education and working life. He has transferred the same analytical approach required in engineering into a careful and measured approach in his views and positions.
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To resist genocide is Gaza’s indomitable choice

13 Min Read

Learning from recent genocides including Sabra and Shatila, and Srebrenica, surrender was certainly never an option.

Israel cannot cancel Ramadan for Gaza

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The apartheid state may be set on cancelling the holy month of Ramadan for the people of Gaza, but this is impossible!

Palestine is a global battleground for truth and justice

10 Min Read

Ahmed Hammuda discusses Palestine and the five pillars of injustice through archetypes found in the time of Prophet Mūsā.

BBC boycott targets Israeli bias on Gaza devastation

5 Min Read

In a boycott launching today, organisers are fighting against the BBC's misinformation and lies during the Gaza genocide.

Israeli prisoners of war released on sympathetic grounds

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Resistance movement cites humanitarian reasons, while promising more releases if the Zionist state ceases attacks

What just happened in Gaza?!

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In our first ever Empowered by Islam21c episode, Ustadh Ahmed Hammuda speaks about recent events in Gaza.

Prince Messi in the Scandalous Bisht

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One individual was dressed, while an entire non-Muslim belief system was stripped bare, as Lionel Messi was gifted the bisht.

Uncovering the unabashed lies between Peterson and Netanyahu

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Ahmed Hammuda responds to the numerous falsehoods espoused by Benjamin Netanyahu and Dr. Jordan Peterson in a recent podcast.

Meeting Evil With Silence

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The right of truth is for it to be imparted, not hidden or obscured. In Arabic, the word for ‘worthy‘ (ahaq) derives from the word for ‘truth’ (haq). This implies that the truth is the worthiest pursuit and objective.

The Prophets’ Home

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A poem by Ahmed Hammuda summarising the history of prophets in Jerusalem