Tag: MUSLIM RULERS
The Flogging of Imam Mālik
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
In this part of the Trials Transformed series, we learn about the incredibly courageous Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal.
Ramadan reflections on Muslim loss of mandate to rule
In part two of a short series, Hamdija Begovic looks at the Nietzschean idea of the man-god, and how we should respond.
Conflicted Western establishment and our Muslim response
In part two of three, Abdul Hai looks at the muddled Western view on Palestine and our communal Muslim response.
Why the Muslims lost the mandate to rule
In part one of a short series, Hamdija Begovic looks at the neo-Nietzschean alt-right and the loss of Muslim rule.
Palestine: the past, our obligation, and the future
In part one of three, Abdul Hai, the manager of the Islamic Literary Society shares his views on Palestine and the Muslim duty held by all.
Jenin’s cry: devastation, resilience, and ongoing struggle
In July, Israel attacked Jenin, but Muslims remain defiant in the knowledge that victory will be won through allegiance to Allah and His Messenger.
Speaking Truth to Power
The problem is not the unjust power, but rather the society that condones their rule by staying silent
