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Zimarina Sarwar looks at whether we as Muslims are making a mistake by heaping praise on Dr. Jordan Peterson.

This is a call to have a different type of “celebration” of the birth of the Prophet ﷺ.

On this day 91 years ago (16th September 1931) Omar Mukhtar (rahimahullāh) at the age of 73, was executed and hanged to martyrdom by Italian colonial forces.

Just as a volcano erupts and eventually subsides, so too did the presence of Andrew Tate. But will his legacy follow the same pattern?

Uyghur leader Abdulhakim Idris says the conscience of the Islamic nation worldwide continues to bleed with the Uyghur Genocide, but how long will its leaders stay silent?

Don’t panic! Educationalist and careers specialist Dr Shafi says there are lots of options available even if you don’t get the results you wanted.

Increasingly younger Muslim men are being swept up in an internet storm of misogyny. What does this miseducation tell us about British Muslim culture and what can we learn from it? The compelling case for Islamic Relationship Education which centres our relationship with Allah.

The fifth-largest nation in the world is in danger, and its rapidly-changing political scene must not be too volatile to cope

The only insurmountable chasm within mankind, is between those those who recognize God and are grateful to Him and those who deny (lie) and live in delusion.

Those who had performed their Hajj this year are returning back to their homes with the intention of starting a brand new life. This also means that the topic of Hajj will not be addressed for another year from today. But I want to do things differently…