Politics

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.

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

Israel’s Colonial Mentality

Syed Haider 22 Min Read

The extermination of the Native Americans can be admitted, the morality of Hiroshima attacked, the national flag publicly committed to the flames. But the systematic continuity of Israel’s 52-year oppression and maltreatment

In Memory of the Gaza Massacre

Shaykh Dr. Haitham al-Haddad 4 Min Read

*Pictures available at the bottom of this page  Two years on, it is very easy for a violent memory to be lost amidst the current day affairs affecting Muslims. It is each an

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

Tutition Fees and Student Debt. Are Students Asking the Right Questions?

Sameer Mallick 17 Min Read

Current protests by students have managed to revive student activism reminiscent of the 1960s when ‘student power’ was at its peak. This is of course all thanks to the recent proposals to

Wikileaks and Muslim Responses

Ahmed Ali 9 Min Read

We've all waited for something like to this to happen, although, most people probably thought that it was the stuff Hollywood is made of - a world superpower exposed and globally discredited