UK

2026 election reflection: time for strategic political engagement

Mawlana Tahir Talati

Why British Muslims must move from reactive politics to long-term strategic engagement in a rapidly fragmenting Britain.

Strangers in our Midst

Ahmed Ali 50 Min Read

Abdullah Quilliam titled ‘Shaykh-ul-Islam of the British Isles’ by the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II, was a 19th century convert of English descent, and was also the Turkish Consul and Persian Vice-

A Call for Muslims to Support the Integration of Parts of Shari’ah into the British Judicial System

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 9 Min Read

The incredulous debate about Shari’ah and its implementation in Britain followed the release of a number of reports that have concluded that many Muslims would like to see Shari’ah implemented in the

Decolonising the Mind through Critique

Syed Haider 11 Min Read

We live in a time of technological wonder. I can communicate with anyone in almost any part of the world at the click of a button. I can even see someone who

Moderate Islam: the Growing Sentiment Against Liberalism

Ahmed Ali 12 Min Read

Increasingly, Muslims nationwide are bombarded with the media’s adaptation of Islam and its principles. Consequently, the West is fed a misrepresentation of what a moderate Muslim should be. However, is it the

Ruining a Community: A Cyclical Process

Ataullah Parkar 12 Min Read

Muslims in the UK have been extremely assertive over the past two decades in dismissing media representations and stereotypes which seek to demonise Islam. If there is ever to be a decline

The Obligation to Support the Proposed New Mosque in East London

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 6 Min Read

There has been an ongoing debate concerning the proposed establishment of a new mosque in East London. It is true that many Muslims and some non-Muslims are supporting it, yet we have