With the momentum to deseat pro-Zionist MPs in full swing in the UK, Faisal Bodi reflects on the need for Muslims to have confidence in their values when forming political alliances and leveraging the Muslim vote. The Muslim Vote roadshow rolls into the Muslim heartland
Faisal Bodi looks back at the case of Islmaophobic hate crime victim Mohammed Saleem, and asks why so little has changed since his murder.
Inna lilla wa inna ilayhi rajioun. IHRC is devastated to hear of the loss of our former colleague and friend Aaron Varricchio in December 2023. Aaron (also known as Haroon) worked with us during the latter part of the 2000s, primarily as a campaigns officer.Â
This is a quick reminder that the latest issue of The Long View, ‘Through the Looking Glass: Searching for Justice’ is available to read online. Two of the essays focus on Palestine and how critical thinking and praxis can help liberate both Palestinians and
Arzu Merali outlines the urgent need for the Palestine solidarity movement to learn lessons from its fractured past It has been a traumatic and for some surprising week. The UK Home Secretary has labelled the peaceful and almost wholly – thus far – arrest
On Friday 3 November 2023, The Times carried a piece that contained strange and misrepresentative claims about IHRC. These are sadly nothing new and are part of an environment of hate, currently being instrumentalised by the British government to crack down on legitimate and necessary
Farid Sayed, looks over IHRC advisor Imam Achmad Cassiem’s life and legacy At a time when many young people were looking to give full Islamic expression to their role in the struggle for justice in this country, Imam Achmad Cassiem was a leader, teacher and
IHRC’s advisor and dear friend, Imam Achmad Cassiem has returned to his Creator in the early hours of 14 July, 2023. We pray that the Almighty grants him the best station in nearness, and grants his family sabr. Imam Cassiem’s loss is immeasurable.  We will be
