The Charity watchdog in England and Wales has come under renewed fire from supporters of a London mosque it has sanctioned. Friends of the Islamic Centre (FIC) had written to the Charity Commission on 6 July protesting the regulator’s imposition of an interim manager at
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has launched a campaign to help protect mosques from being bullied by the charities’ regulator in England and Wales into adopting policies that limit their ability to speak and preach aspects of Islam to their congregations. The move follows
At IHRC Trust, we have been supporting victims of state violence. We have been helping the children of those martyred with the gift of education. Without the financial means to continue their studies, many children would be forced to abandon their studies and forced into
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un The IHRC family is saddened to hear that anti-apartheid revolutionary Imam Achmad Cassiem has passed away. He was the leader of Qibla in South Africa, a former Robben Island detainee and a much beloved advisor to the Islamic Human
IHRC has launched a campaign to help protect mosques from being bullied by the charities’ regulator in England and Wales into adopting policies that limit their ability to speak and preach aspects of Islam to their congregations. The move follows a rise in the number
Friends of the Islamic Centre wrote an open letter to the Head of the Charity Commission to protest the recent decision to impose an interim manager to run the Islamic Centre of England. Read the first letter to the Charity Commission Read the response from
Watch the report by Press TV on the Outrage in the wake of the UK’s charity regulator’s shutting down of the Iran-affiliated Islamic Center of England. Watch here
Citizens International has written an open letter to the Head of the Charity Commission to protest the recent decision to impose an interim manager to run the Islamic Centre of England. See the letter
