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Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims

Shaymaa Khalid

Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.

Hagia Sophia: Full transcript of the sermon delivered at the first jumuah in 86 years

News Editor 19 Min Read

Thousands of people gathered today around the Hagia Sophia Mosque to attend the first Friday Prayers since 1930s. Click to read the full transcript of the first sermon since the Hagia Sophia’s

CAGE’s latest report highlights the impact of two decades of the Terrorism Act 2000

Hamza Saleem 7 Min Read

To mark this date, CAGE have released a report, entitled 20 Years of TACT: Justice Under Threat, portraying the bias of the legal system to find Muslims as terrorists - showing how

Egypt: At least 14 people dead as COVID-19 spreads in Egyptian dungeons

Sana Mahmood 3 Min Read

At least 14 prisoners and detainees have died from likely COVID-19 complications after uncontrolled outbreaks of the disease at Egyptian prisons and detention centres, according to a report published by Human Rights

Dhul Hijjah and ‘Eid dates announced – 1441

News Editor 3 Min Read

The moon sighting committee of Saudi Arabia have conducted their sighting for the new moon to establish the beginning of Dhul Hijjah 1441. Click here to find out when Dhul Hijjah and

Newcastle FC: Families of prisoners held in Saudi Arabia demand Premier League to block bid

Hamza Saleem 7 Min Read

The families of human right campaigners held in Saudi jails have written to Premier League chief executive Richard Masters with a personal plea to stop the takeover from going ahead whilst their

Muslim academic named among top influencers in medicine

Hamza Saleem 6 Min Read

Dr Qasim Rafiq has been included in the prestigious 2020 Power List of influential scientists, published by The Medicine Maker.