UK

From political awakening to influence

Mawlana Tahir Talati

How British Muslims can move beyond political mobilisation towards long-term civic engagement, relationship-building, and real local power.

Know Your Rights: What to do when MI5 come knocking on your door

Dr. Asim Qureshi 16 Min Read

Since the start of the War on Terror, there has been consistent harassment of the Muslim community – and several non-Muslims too – by security agencies in the UK and abroad. There

First came the Criminals, then came the Imbeciles

Syed Haider 8 Min Read

Mohammed Liaqat and Abid Saddique are criminals, that much is clear. Their actions were morally reprehensible and a sad reminder that there exist individuals in the world who allow their animal passions

Thinking about Freedom of Speech

Akbar Khan 15 Min Read

There are a number of issues of which popular British culture had previously been tolerant but no longer so, as events continue to show. Taking the example of the veil, whilst the

The Hypocrites of our Community

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 6 Min Read

Islamic history records numerous examples of hypocrites whose main aim has been to destroy Islam from within, making them more dangerous than the disbelievers who overtly wage war against Islam. The harm

Thank You, Mr Ware. And Sorry.

Dr Osman Ahmed 8 Min Read

Panorama’s episode aired on BBC on Monday 22nd of November 2010 entitled ‘British schools, Islamic rules’ was unfair, biased, irresponsible and factually inaccurate1. That the report was presented by John Ware comes

Reading Nudity: Rethinking the Issue of the Body Scanner

Syed Haider 1 Min Read

Abstract: The paper makes a decidedly radical re-reading of the installation of body scanners in Britain and the US, so as to question the singular emphasis on security that discussions about these