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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 ... -
Spielman wants to impose secularism on all our children
This is the same Amanda Spielman who ludicrously claimed that the hijab was a sign of premature sexualisation of young Muslim girls, without a ... -
Theresa May Visits Middle East with Vestiges of Empire
Britain still retains vestiges of the influence it used to enjoy in the Middle East. -
Trump’s ban is not for security, but part of a plan for all Muslims to be viewed through the lens of security
Such policies, along with most of the anti-terrorism legislation in the West today, have very little to do with safety and preventing acts of ... -
Fermenting hatred against Islam is the aim of the hijab inquisition
The governments’ school inspectorate, Ofsted, announced it would be asking Muslim schoolgirls why they wear the hijab, over concerns that it could be interpreted ... -
The Korean Crisis and the International Conflict
Both America and China use and exploit this crisis to achieve their political goals and ambitions. It matters not if millions are killed, as ... -
Khatm-e-Nubuwwat, Rabi’ ul-Awwal and the Efforts to Change Islam
Whilst there may be many issues that are open to difference of opinion, the issue of Khatm-e-Nubuwwat is a matter that is absolutely agreed ... -
Abdul Wahid: My personal thoughts on the masjid attack in Sinai
The targeting of one community by another - whether Sufis in Egypt, Shia in Pakistan & Iraq, Sunnis in Iraq by the regime or ... -
The ‘Truth’ about British TV Documentaries about Muslims!
Such programmes usually follow a template that includes sensationalism, exaggeration, a shallow approach to the subject matter, a preconceived narrative - and leave ... -
Can the Secular State Really Protect Muslim Women?
Once again a British TV channel has sought to attack the Muslim community’s adherence to Islamic values. It cannot be lost on anyone that ... -
The Lebanese Crisis Explained
The bizarre resignation of Saad Al-Hariri, has left many questioning the relationship between Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. -
Toxic Liberal Values make the most vulnerable suffer the most
The Children’s Commissioner for England has recently published a new report on the plight of vulnerable children, revealing “for the first time, the scale ... -
The Westminster Sex Scandal Highlights the Cracks in the Secular Liberal System
This immoral behaviour is just one of the undesirable fruits resulting from the flaws of the secular liberal culture and system. -
What have we learnt a century after Balfour?
Palestine is the land blessed by Allah with His words and verses and Allah made it obligatory on the Muslims in the East and ... -
The Middle East order – which Balfour helped to create – needs to change radically
One nation (Britain) offered another people's land (Palestine) to a third group of people, the Zionist Federation - against the wishes of British Jews, ... -
The Disease of Nationalism Continues to Tear the World Apart
The idea that people should group together on the basis of a coincidence - an accident of nature; that being where they were born, ...
