Dr Asim Qureshi opens up a frank conversation on the harms of “influencer” culture on the Muslim community.
This is why hundreds braved being arrested during a recent demonstration against the Palestine Action ban.
Enough is enough: scores of British citizens, particularly Muslims, have had their freedom of expression suppressed.
Dr. Asim Qureshi poses the question, “Young Muslim women sit in prison for Palestine, so where are our leaders?”
Muslims look to their ulamā for leadership, but this genocide has heightened the sense of absence.
In this episode of Empowered by Islam21c, we look at one of the masterminds behind the recent "extremism" redefinition.
Is the interim measure a step toward justice or a missed opportunity to have demanded an end to bloodshed?
In today’s episode, Dr Salman Butt is joined by CAGE research director, Dr Asim Qureshi for a relatively rare perspective on 9/11.
Do Muslims need to rely on non-Muslims for their political activism and alliances?
The Muhammad Emwazi I met in 2009 was indeed a polite and friendly young man as the author Robert Verkaik and many others attest to, but by the summer of 2014 he was executing innocent Muslims and non-Muslims in the name of the so-called “Islamic State” and I could not recognise the man I had once known. One year on from a difficult period my organisation and I encountered due to my inappropriate description of him once being a "beautiful young man" – one that I am regretful of due to the impact this insensitivity had on all families who…
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