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Ramadan reflections on Muslim loss of mandate to rule
In part two of a short series, Hamdija Begovic looks at the Nietzschean idea of the man-god, and how we should respond.
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Ramadan reflections on Muslim loss of mandate to rule
In part two of a short series, Hamdija Begovic looks at the Nietzschean idea of the man-god, and how we should respond.
100 years on, the Ummah remains strong and empowered
A century on from the end of the Caliphate, we must not feel defeated; we are as strong and principled as ever.
Abdul Hamid II showed that anti-Zionism isn’t anti-Semitism
Zionists regularly conflate anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism, but one Ottoman leader disproved this back in 1876.
Do you know Europe’s forgotten Muslim-majority country?
The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus may not be a familiar name, but it is home to nearly 400,000 Muslims.
Why the Muslims lost the mandate to rule
In part one of a short series, Hamdija Begovic looks at the neo-Nietzschean alt-right and the loss of Muslim rule.
Gaza and boycott of the Prophet and Companions
Lessons can be learnt from the Quraysh boycott of the Messenger ﷺ and the ongoing challenges faced by Gazans.