America

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.

Are they as important as James Foley?

Z A Rahman 13 Min Read

First and foremost, let's be clear, Islām prohibits the killing of any civilian regardless of nationality, ideology or creed. Let us also be clear that the principles and maxims of justice in

Babar and Talha Sentencing: A Welcome Anomaly

Dr. Asim Qureshi 5 Min Read

Asim Qureshi, who knew Talha and Babar personally, writes that their sentences earlier this month went against the grain of what we have come to expect from the War on Terror. In

The Veil: Protection from Sexual, Financial Exploitation

J. E. Millington, Jr. 12 Min Read

Women in the West have only had rights for 100 years thanks to the advocacy of feminism. Muslim women have been able to vote, own land and run their own businesses for

Battleground America: Pt 3 Industrial-Military Complex and Social-Political Changes

J. E. Millington, Jr. 15 Min Read

**Click here for part 2. The erosion of trust that allowed the US public to lay down their arms is a result of a series of complex historical circumstances and conditions that

Battleground America: Pt 2-Gun Control Prior Industrial Revolution

J. E. Millington, Jr. 5 Min Read

**Click here for part 1.   The history of gun control and the second amendment, though they appear to coincide with the fear of political extremes and the existence of dangerous men

Battleground America: Pt 1-The Truth About Gun Control

J. E. Millington, Jr. 4 Min Read

**This is the first in a 3-part series of articles** It’s always amusing when debates regarding gun control in the US surface.  Concerns often rise in government circles when citizens become concerned