Tag: CORRUPTION

The Boycott of Banu Hāshim

Ustadh Hamad Chaudhry 4 Min Read

In this final part of the Trials Transformed series, we learn about the sanctions enforced against the Prophet ﷺ and Banu Hāshim.

The Flogging of Imam Mālik

Ustadh Hamad Chaudhry 6 Min Read

In this part of the Trials Transformed series, we learn about the author of al-Muwatta and his zeal for transmitting hadīth.

Imam Ahmad’s fight against ideological corruption

Ustadh Hamad Chaudhry 6 Min Read

In this part of the Trials Transformed series, we learn about the incredibly courageous Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal.

Afghanistan: Overcoming Decades of Aid Corruption

Maira Mirza 8 Min Read

22 years after the launch of the "War on Terror", Maira Mirza from Human Aid & Advocacy reflects on US-NATO allies' "intervention" in Afghanistan.

Has Imran Khan played his last innings for Pakistan?

Jahangir Mohammed 22 Min Read

Following Imran Khan's jail sentence, Jahangir Mohammed, Director of think-tank Ayaan Institute, explains what's happening in Pakistan.

Imran Khan Declares Victory in Pakistan’s General Elections

Ehsaan Sheikh 9 Min Read

Whilst Imran Khan declares victory, western establishment media outlets reproduce doubtful narratives with remarkable consistency...

Game Changer – Pakistan’s 2018 General Election

Viqas Sheikh 14 Min Read

As a country, on paper, Pakistan stands as a giant amongst the Muslim world with immense potential to make its mark globally. 106 million there are expected to head for the voting

A Tangled Web of Religion in Politics

Laura Stuart 15 Min Read

Some may say that the political arena is no place for religious sensibilities but, now and again, religion does raise its head...

From Panama to Pakistan: A Beginner’s Guide

Ehsaan Sheikh 16 Min Read

Despite its chequered history, this Muslim-majority nuclear power is a country with tremendous resources, potential and strategic importance...

Egyptians Attack Sisi’s Coup Regime Over “Economy in Free-fall”

Editor 3 Min Read

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt's self-imposed president has attracted trending mockery over a televised address in which he criticised the poorest in Egypt for complaining about the rising costs of services. During a