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From political awakening to influence
How British Muslims can move beyond political mobilisation towards long-term civic engagement, relationship-building, and real local power.
Moroccan authorities accused of betraying Ertuğrul’s people
Studies have shown that the Wumao previously posted 488 million social media comments yearly. They have to pay people to post propaganda, yet it costs us nothing to post the truth.
China’s Accomplices of Torture
Every form of torture and interrogation would have followed a chain of command and is ‘probably recorded in writing’.
Dozens dead, 100 injured in horrific Bangladesh ferry blaze
At least 41 people have died in an inferno that ripped through a three-storey ferry in the middle of the night on Friday.
South African Muslims bid farewell to Archbishop Desmond Tutu
The iconic South African anti-apartheid activist, 1984 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, archbishop, and theologian Desmond “Mpilo” Tutu has died at the age of 90.
William Shawcross fails to meet Prevent review deadline
William Shawcross recently told the Independent that not only did he fail to meet the 30 September deadline, but he will also miss the Home Secretary’s 31 December target to respond to…
Viktor Orbán accused of “xenophobic and racist” comments on Bosniaks
The populist leader of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, has been criticised by Bosnian Islamic leaders and government officials after claiming that the country’s sizeable Muslim population would be an obstacle to entering the…