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Undressing the French state’s abaya ban
Following the recent abaya ban, a French legal expert unravels patterns of state-imposed dress codes that draw on the country's colonial legacy in Algeria.
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Undressing the French state’s abaya ban
Following the recent abaya ban, a French legal expert unravels patterns of state-imposed dress codes that draw on the country's colonial legacy in Algeria.
Why “authenticity” is the fraud of our age
How do we align with the Divine and become true to Allah? Zimarina Sarwar explores what it truly means to be true to ourselves.
Coronation: Should Muslims Swear Allegiance to King Charles III?
In this piece, Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad discusses the coronation of King Charles III, and how Muslims should respond to the occasion.
Why Andrew Tate Was Good for Islamic Discourse
Just as a volcano erupts and eventually subsides, so too did the presence of Andrew Tate. But will his legacy follow the same pattern?
No-Strings-Attached Nikah, Mincel, Red Pill: The Case for Islamic RSE
Increasingly younger Muslim men are being swept up in an internet storm of misogyny. What does this miseducation tell us about British Muslim culture and what can we learn from it? The…
What is Mohamed Salah really worth?
Mohamed Salah has signed a new deal at Liverpool FC for £350,000 a week. But his true worth has been off the pitch.