The leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, Sheikh Ibraheem Yaqoub Zakzaky was born on 15th Sha’aban 1372 (which corresponds to May, 1953) in Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria. Abridged from the work of: The Institute for Compilation and Publication of Shaikh Zakzaky’s Work. His parents
Today’s decision by the Indian government to revoke the special status of occupied Kashmir is a setback to peace efforts and institutionalises further the persecution of its inhabitants. IHRC considers the move to be a further expression of Hindutva nationalism and a sop to its
[Updated 12 August 2019] In light of tonight’s news that Sheikh Zakzaky and Mallimah Zeenah are en route to India for medical treatment, the sit-in outside the Nigerian High Commission has been suspended. However campaigning for full justice for the Sheikh and all those who
[08.59 London / Abuja time] Updates on Sheikh Zakzaky’s hearing of 5 August can be found here. Keep refreshing the page for latest information. [11.21, IHRC] To be clear, we await confirmation that Sheikh Zakaky and Mallimah Zeenah have been released according to the court’s
Ahmed Kaballo recounts his findings from his trip to Venezuela. On 23rd January 2019, the U.S backed Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, declared himself the Interim President of Venezuela, much to the dismay of many Venezuelans and the elected President Nicolás Maduro. Journalist Ahmed Kaballo
Imam Muhammad al-Asi’s Friday Khutbah overviews the sectarian position around Sheikh Zakzaky from Shi’is and Sunnis. Part one runs until approx 24 mins and covers issues around Sheikh Zakzaky and sectarianism; part two covers the latest moonsighting controversy concerning the Saudis, and related issues in
Dear Friend, Salam, For the kids (young and old) on Hajj and for Eid. We pray this finds you well. The annual Hajj is almost upon us. We have a number of books that help explain this most important facet of Islamic life to our
We pray this finds you in the best of health and iman. I wanted to take a few minutes of your time to ask you consider our Nigeria Qurbani campaign this year. The cost of one share in Nigeria is: £75. You can donate here.
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