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Bosnia and Palestine share more than many realise

Amir Telibećirović

Examining the political, cultural, and historical experiences that Bosniaks and Palestinians have in common.

Failed reporter again makes “disingenuous” remarks concerning Muslim organisations

Shaheer Choudhury 11 Min Read

Lee Harpin, the political editor at the Jewish News, appears to be in the habit of making unfounded allegations against prominent and successful Muslim organisations.

Why We Started One of the Biggest Competitions for Muslim Creatives & Storytellers Ever

Nour Saran 5 Min Read

"There is an incredible amount of creativity in the Ummah, but it is not always appreciated let alone nurtured with the resources, mentoring and networking that it deserves."

India: Hijab wearing Muslim girls banned from school

News Editor 6 Min Read

A group of Muslim girls were forced to sit outside their class for weeks after being barred from attending their lessons in Bengaluru, India. The penalty has been issued simply because the

Victory for Activists as London Chinese Embassy Fear Protesters #Stand4Uyghurs

Maira Mirza 6 Min Read

Could it be that the communities acts of solidarity with the Uyghurs are in fact putting pressure on the Chinese government?

Moazzam Begg launches judicial review against government after 8 years without passport

Shaheer Choudhury 11 Min Read

Following eight years of state harassment and the denial of a passport, CAGE outreach director, and former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Moazzam Begg is stepping up his fight against the British government.

Syrian colonel sentenced to life following conviction of crimes against humanity

Shaheer Choudhury 5 Min Read

A Syrian colonel who once led dictator Bashar al-Assad’s General Intelligence Directorate (GID) has been sentenced to life imprisonment following a landmark criminal trial conducted in the southwestern German city of Koblenz.