Poetry
The first responders from the Crusades to Gaza
We need to recognise the true first responders to atrocities, both past (poets) and present (Gazans and students).
The first responders from the Crusades to Gaza
We need to recognise the true first responders to atrocities, both past (poets) and present (Gazans and students).
The Prophets’ Home
A poem by Ahmed Hammuda summarising the history of prophets in Jerusalem
Have Charity Appeals made us War Photographers?
You have been seeing so many charity appeals... Have you become desensitised? Do you change the channel and forget? Have you become a War Photographer?
An Artist’s Life: Through A Dusty Lens
A poem by dedicated to #mentalhealthweek
“My Brother You Are Free” – Remembering Sayyid Qutb’s Farewell Poem
Today marks 54 years since Sayyid Qutb's martyrdom (rahimahullāh). Ahmed Hammuda recounts one of the most famous poems he composed while waiting to be executed.
The Pain of Invasion, Relief and the Way to Victory
Marking its 68th anniversary, very few remain to tell their story of the Nakbah, or the Palestinian Catastrophe, of 1948. One that culminated in the violent extermination and mass expulsion of millions…