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Slavery didn’t end 200 years ago – It evolved
Today (25th March) marks the 'International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade' - a day marked apparently to celebrate ... -
When the Police Get Caught Grooming Girls
The women groomed and raped by those in authority are but victims of a system that believes the ends justifies the means. -
Christchurch: Why did it happen and how should we respond?
Shock, anger, outrage, grief and fear are all natural emotions that we feel but we also ask why and how did this man walk into a ... -
Muslims massacred in New Zealand, governments cannot shirk responsibility
Whilst events are still raw, what is known so far points to the deliberate targeting of the Muslim population by one or more anti-Muslim far-right supremacists. -
I’m a Victim of Austerity
The suffering and neglect of the masses today are all thanks to the capitalist model of economics - resulting in many resorting to humiliating means to ... -
Welfare reforms – neither well nor fair!
After the financial crisis of 2008, austerity was imposed and welfare reforms were introduced to reduce the burden on the cash-strapped state. But whether it was ... -
Why are wars, protests and terrorism so common today?
From hundreds of thousands migrating across the world from Africa to Southern America, to wars raging in Yemen and Syria, protests against dictators and even climate ... -
Social ills or social norms?
An honest appraisal would isolate the underlying values of individualism and materialism, values inherent to secular liberal societies, as being the root cause of social ills. -
Instagram likes boost my self-esteem!
Mental health crises cannot be dealt with through a psychological or medical lens alone, rather they need to be addressed at a creedal level. -
I’m better off on the dole than in work!
When the incentive to work is unbalanced by an unfair system of taxation and financial burden, it is not surprising that some will take such a ... -
They take our jobs, our houses, our healthcare…
It is nationalism that puts national interests over any principles. It allows people of one nation to look down upon people of another nation and its ... -
Go back to your own country!
Secular liberal societies believe one can be better than the other due to uncontrollable factors like skin colour or country of birth. -
Where is my next meal coming from?
Unlike capitalism, Islam does not adhere to the selfish ‘make as much money as you can’ mantra, rather its view on providing food and shelter is ... -
Why Has the Muslim World Not Liberalised?
Secular regimes in the Muslim world are generally corrupt, nepotistic, unrepresentative and more often than not, serve the interests of foreign powers. -
The meaning of Rizq (provision)
We often confuse the circumstances by which we attain our rizq with the actual cause of rizq. -
Islamic perspective on women
Islam considers women equal to men in the most important regard: that both men and women are addressed by Allah (ﷻ) in His revelation, the ... -
The Educational Excellence and Rights of Women under the Khilafah
The revelation of Islam brought a distinct view to the world towards the seeking of knowledge and education. -
Understanding the challenge of the Quran
The Qur’an was the miracle that proved Muhammed’s (ﷺ) prophethood. Since the dawn of Islam, many have challenged the authenticity of the Qur’an whilst others have ... -
LGBT refutation – What can we do?
As a confident, coherent and intellectually sound community that holds the truth, what are the actions we can take to counter today's LGBT narrative? -
LGBT refutation – Divine revelation is the only criterion
Divine guidance - the only possible way for man to know right from wrong. -
LGBT refutation – Logical fallacies in man-made reasoning
Morality is riddled with nonsensical fallacies when left for man to try and decide for himself.
