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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 ... -
Sajid to the Rescue
Sajid is the Richard the Lionheart of his time, the only difference being post-Brexit (if we ever get there) he won’t be able to ... -
The Case of Shamima Begum is One of Justice
A just political system is one where the laws, rights and justice are not decided by mob rule, special interest groups or catch-all justification ... -
BBC article examining the appeal of what it labels “violent jihad” exposes its bias
A well-written piece of propaganda which precisely follows the BBC formula to label violent acts and murder as Jihad while denying any opportunity for ... -
Democracies can Tolerate Anything except Debate about Democracy
More interesting than the existence of a racist driven by hatred and misinformation, is the ideological debate that ensued regarding how a democratic society ... -
Self-Harm: Another Nail in the Secular Ideology
Such an increase in problems of self-harm and a worsening of a mental health crises cannot be dealt as a psychological or medical issue ... -
Saudis Boast about Hajj while Covering up their Crimes in Yemen
For how much longer will the Muslim Ummah remain divided idly watching atrocity after atrocity, shaking our heads at the empty condemnations of the ... -
The Netherlands: Prioritised Asylum Applications Rejected due to Secular Thought Test
Those escaping biting abuse and persecution are prioritised but are then denied assistance due to their inability to express and vocalise the same beliefs ... -
A Dangerous World for Women
Today women across the globe suffer as a result of cultural practices, religious practices and from the dominant secular capitalist ideology. -
The Capitalist Economy is Drowning Pakistan in Debt
Since the inception of Pakistan, every successive regime, whether political or military, has contributed to increasing debt. -
China Set to Cut U.S. Oil Imports as Trade War Heats Up
Chinese oil customers plan to reduce their intake of U.S. crude oil from September onwards to avoid a possible import tariff on American oil ... -
Expulsion of Imams and the Closure of Mosques in Austria
On 8/6/2018, Prime Minister, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache announced in a joint government statement the closure of seven mosques and ... -
Under the Corrupt Democratic System, the End Justifies the Means
Imran Khan’s assertion that he needs electables to come to power is concrete evidence of the corrupting influence of democracy and the current system. ... -
Pockets Deeper than our Imagination
Rulers, ex-rulers, rulers-to-be, all live lavishly, their children study in foreign universities, and their sick get treated in foreign hospitals while their people are ... -
The NHS Funding Debate
All discussions about healthcare issues are reduced to the single economic question of how much the government is paying for it. -
For Real Change, We Must Work for Khilafah (Caliphate) on the Method of Prophethood with Hizb ut-Tahrir
It is upon the Muslims to see beyond the faces of Democracy, to Democracy itself as the cause of their disappointment. There will never ... -
The Capitalist Guise of Granting Women the Right to Drive in Saudi Arabia
The Royal Decree on traffic, granting Muslim women the right to drive, is directly linked to their economic role in society. -
Steep Slides in Pakistan’s Currency will not be Halted until We have Currency Based on Gold and Silver
The huge and constant rise in prices is due to currencies that reduce their values constantly, as they are not based on gold and ... -
Democracy Legalises Corruption by Allowing the Writing Off of Loans
The case of written-off non-performing loans - worth billions of rupees - is one of many examples that prove Democracy promotes corrupt practices. -
“Britain and Islam” – the not so “Real Special Relationship”
The so-called “special relationship” covers two phases; the first of which is of interest to all, although it is defined narrowly, while the second ... -
UN warns of catastrophic assault on Hodeidah in Yemen
A long-anticipated assault on Yemen’s port city of Hodeidah by the Saudi-led coalition could cost up to 250,000 lives.
