Opinion

Pakistan a peacemaker or US puppet in Iran war?

Hafiz Sha'ban

Behind the language of mediation in the US–Iran war lies a familiar pattern of dependency, where Pakistan operates within a framework it does not control.

Will the Real Evil Empire Please Step Forward?

Karima Hamdan 23 Min Read

It has changed lives, uplifted individuals, touched just about every person in the western world in just a few short decades. Some may say that it is best known for its more

The ISOC Delusion

Umer Suleman 7 Min Read

Those of us who have been active in Muslim Networks and Islamic Societies, or any Muslim organisation, will be familiar with the following words: “we have to make it a really good

Single Ever After

Umm Umaama 13 Min Read

“The grass is no more greener on the other side” married women often tell their single sisters. Whilst women will forever debate the pros and cons of married life, one thing is

Mega-Malls and the Consumerist Ummah

Elizabeth Aisha Simpson 8 Min Read

The new Westfield mega mall recently opened in East London, amid much media hype and celebrity endorsement. A shiny futuristic maze of shops and boutiques, complete with restaurants and even hotels; all

Desperately Seeking Something – In Search of Values

Yusuf Patel 22 Min Read

The discussion of values after the week of rioting and looting has been simplistic and heavy with soundbites.  If the prime minister is serious about ushering in a radical change serious questions

Gaddafi: Game Over.

Safiyah Cassim 5 Min Read

The death of a dictator has again been trending on news feeds, Gaddafi was infamous for his cruelty. Gaddafi was born to a Bedouin family in Sirte in 1946. He personified in his