History
Muharram and ʿĀshūra in the age of unabated genocide
Reducing Muharram to history and law misses its deeper message — one that speaks to a wounded but rising Ummah in Gaza and beyond.
Muharram and ʿĀshūra in the age of unabated genocide
Reducing Muharram to history and law misses its deeper message — one that speaks to a wounded but rising Ummah in Gaza and beyond.
A Russian Confession, Tolstoy’s fascination with Islam
This is the tale of a Russian confession, of one of the greatest European thinkers of recent times.
Vikings, Turks, and an Abbasid Envoy
The works of the 10th-century Muslim diplomat Ahmad ibn Fadlān help us better understand Viking history, including here in Britain.
Battle for truth has endured from Badr to Gaza
Take a look at the 313 who shaped our civilisation and we can reclaim the meaning of heroism.
Journalist writes Andalusian nashīd for persecuted Balkan Muslims
A British Muslim journalist has composed a nashīd commemorating the massacre and displacement of Balkan Muslims over the 19th and 20th centuries.
Rebuilding al-Andalus?
Moorish-inspired architecture in Europe reminds us of the greatness of al-Andalus and Islamic civilisation.
