Britain’s Muslims through Trevor Phillips’ looking glass
April 13, 2016
Instead of asking them what they really think this poll asked Muslims to help perpetuate a prejudiced narrative that already exists against them
Comment
Love and war in Cameron’s England
April 11, 2016
The British premier’s policy announcement of funding to teach Muslim women English has made me want to stop speaking the language I love
Defining ‘Normative Islam’
February 22, 2016
The publication of a new report seeking to define ‘Normative Islam’ is long overdue but whether it will actually change reporting and policy-making is a moot point, argues Faisal Bodi.
The politics of extremism
July 27, 2015
David Cameron’s latest anti-terrorism strategy illustrates how government policy continues to be driven by an extreme right-wing ideology, argues Faisal Bodi.
Non-violent extremist culture is real, and we need to tackle its effects now
July 22, 2015
Arzu Merali argues Muslims in the UK need a wake-up call and recognise the messages of hate surrounding them.
You Will Burn My House Down – But I will Still Dream be Here: Memories of Bosnia, Genocide and the Histories of Hate.
July 9, 2015
Arzu Merali reflects on the recent memorialisation of Srebrenica and the loss of its historical context.
Shehids
July 8, 2015
‘Shehid or martyr means a witness, or, in a figurative sense, someone who dies for his or her faith’ – a comment piece from Bosnian academic Rusmir Mahmutćehajić
