Opinion

Six years ago, at least 3000 people were martyred when they peacefully took to the streets in support of their elected President...

The Saudi kingdom has not hosted US combat forces since 2003, when Donald Rumsfeld, the United States Secretary of Defense under George W. Bush, announced their withdrawal.

What do the EU election results mean?

Today marks 95 years since the destruction of the Ottoman Caliphate, heralding one of the darkest chapters in history...

19-year-old Briton who left the UK in 2015 says she didn’t do anything wrong and was only a housewife

Today marks 70 years since one of the most influential Islamic figures of the 20th century, Hasan al-Banna (rahimahu Allāh), was assassinated by Egyptian secret police...

Theresa May has sustained the heaviest parliamentary defeat of any sitting government after MPs voted in an overwhelming majority by 432 to 202 against her Brexit deal...

Today marks 52 years since Syed Qutb, the great Egyptian Muslim thinker, was hanged by the regime of Jamal Abdel Nasser. He preferred death and torture to renouncing what he had declared. It is to him that the powerful and profound statement is attributed: “The finger that testifies that there is no God but Allāh refuses to testify to other than Him.”

The law also asserts that Jewish settlement—without specifying where—is a national value, and promises to encourage and advance settlement efforts.

Millions of Turks will head to the polls tomorrow for the country’s presidential and general election. Here are five monumental changes the Muslim nation will see once the new structures are crystalized by Sunday’s poll.