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The Cold War Returns to Britain
Espionage between Russia and the West never subsided after the Cold War. In reality, spying is even more common now than before. -
Capitalism has Hijacked Motherhood
Capitalism has undermined the family unit by placing materialism over motherhood. -
Al-Saud -the House of Corruption
Saudi Arabia, with its roots in rebellion against the Ottomans, was a child of the Sykes-Picot Agreement in 1916, a secret understanding between Britain ... -
Britain Rolls Red Carpet for Butcher of Yemen
Treachery is in the bloodstream of the Saud family and programmed in their DNA, from the days when Ibn Saud was handed Makkah and ... -
3rd March 1924: A Historical Perspective
The Khilafah state was the embodiment of the Sharia, which under the Ottoman leadership, unified the Muslims in one state spanning from Indonesia in ... -
Eight Reasons Why the Ummah Should Reunify
Here are eight very powerful reasons why we should work towards the reunification of our lands under a sincere leadership. -
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. -
How the Khilafah will prevent sectarian division
The current war in Yemen is not a sectarian-driven conflict. Rather sectarianism is being used by western governments and their agent regimes in the ... -
A Wealth of Possibilities
It is shocking that the Muslim world, which has an abundance of diverse minerals and resources, is so poor and has failed to industrialise -
Who Will Defend The Children of Eastern Ghouta from Being Annihilated!
Despite all the horrors, the international community, the UN, the regimes of the Muslim world watch on, ignoring the bloodbath. -
Syria – How the world failed Ghouta
As Al-Assad’s regime mops up what it considers the last pockets of resistance in Ghouta, the Muslim rulers in the region have once again ... -
Oxfam is a Reflection of the Colonial Mindset
Oxfam's sexual exploitation allegations reflects the colonist mindset of western governments regarding the third world. -
Suffragists struggle fought in vain
The 1918 Representation of the People Act allowed some women in the UK to vote for the first time in parliamentary elections, but has ... -
Carillion: the Latest Death Nail for Privatisation
The fundamental problem with privatising public services in origin, in matters such as education, healthcare and security, is that they are services and not ... -
Dr. Abdul Wahid’s thoughts on Sara Khan’s lead commissioner appointment
Sara Khan's appointment as lead commissioner is very revealing about the direction of policy vis a vis Muslims in the UK. -
Britain Failing Its Elderly
In a shocking insight into the lives of the elderly in Britain, more than one million are at risk of “withering away in their ... -
Global Economic Inequality Continues to Grow
Oxfam's latest report highlighted a growing gap between the richest in the world and the poorest. -
Assessing Pakistan’s ‘Double Game’
Since the Musharraf era, despite the numerous changes in the faces of both Pakistan’s civilian and military leadership, the support of America’s occupation of ... -
Trump’s Anti-Pakistan Tweet attempts to hide America’s Dependence
America needs Pakistan more than Pakistan needs America - America and its NATO forces can only exist in Afghanistan if they can maintain their ... -
Despite Fiery Speeches, Pakistan’s Rulers to Do Nothing Practically to End the US Presence
Muslims are tired of fiery speech from the rulers when it is time for practical actions to end the imposed and imported US presence. -
In British Democracy Sovereignty is for Only Some of the People
A year and a half after the “Brexit” referendum, in which 52% of the vote favoured Britain exiting from the European Union (EU), there ...
