Critical Muslim Studies is inspired by a need for opening up a space for intellectually rigorous and socially committed explorations between decolonial thinking and studies of Muslims, Islam and the Islamicate. Critical Muslim Studies does not take Islam as only a spiritual tradition, or a
IHRC was the first Muslim organisation to address human rights issues from an Islamic perspective, and for 28 years, we have been championing justice and Muslim causes all over the world! The events of the last year have served as a painful and jolting
Things need to change in mainstream pro-Palestine movements in Western Europe argues Arzu Merali, when so many of the racist, Islamophobic, anti-Palestinian narratives that have been employed to justify and enact genocide have been internalised by mainstream social justice organisations. The result has been to
Defying Dehumanisation: Recognising and Rectifying the Ideologies of Hate Volume 6 – Issue 4 – December 2024 / Jumada II 1446 Download PDF Version Buy Print Edition Download Farsi Version Download Spanish Version Editorial Sometimes, in the depths of a despairing soliloquy, I ask myself
The Universal Justice Network, of which IHRC is a founder member, has written to all the leaders of the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation urging them to step up and discharge their responsibility to stop the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Rebuking their
The Universal Justice Network, of which IHRC is a founder member, has written to all the leaders of the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation urging them to step up and discharge their responsibility to stop the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Rebuking their
We are writing to urge you in your capacity as the head of an OIC member state to step up and discharge your responsibility to prevent the ongoing genocide in Gaza. By any measure, a mass pogrom of a predominantly Muslim population is taking place
Mawlid al-Nabi has arrived. The Mawlid is the celebration of the birth of the Prophet Muhammad ï·º. Observed by many Muslims around the world, it typically takes place on Rabi’ al-Awwal, the third month of the Islamic calendar. The day is marked by various traditions, such
Faisal Bodi argues that the current disorder on the UK’s streets are the result of relentless Islamophobic discourse from successive governments, and resurgent (global) racist politics. Without a serious culture change, starting at the highest echelons of political circles, the future bodes ill for social
Whose Home and Whose Rights? Volume 6 – Issue 3 – September 2024 / Rabi ul- Awwal 1446 Download PDF Version Buy Print Edition Download Farsi Version Download Spanish Version Editorial This latest issue of the Long View is focused very heavily on recent events
