Tag Archives: WAR ON TERROR

“We are witness to the ‘largest industrial scale persecution of a religious minority since the Holocaust’ and we find Muslim leaders, at best, staying silent, and at worst, speaking in support of such persecution!”

From revealing US human rights violations at Guantanamo Bay to Obama’s secret war in Yemen, the arrest of Julian Assange represents an attack on accountability and justice. 

The heart is so fertile for the seeds of Islām, we just have to plant one

Have we responded appropriately to the New Zealand attack?

"The absence of a strong Muslim voice in the world today is what is causing humanity at large to suffer..." —Sh Haitham al-Haddad

They have more in common than you might think

“We do not believe that communities should be party to their own oppression”

The silence of Muslim-majority states over China's repression of Uyghurs is not due to ignorance, writes Lukman Harees, but a calculated political and economic decision.

Recent drone sightings over Gatwick Airport plunged it into chaos. Are Britons now ready to care about drones?

Reports that upwards of one million held indefinitely in re-education camps in China “for even non-threatening expressions of Muslim ethno-religious culture like daily greetings”