A key feature of the Gaza genocide has been the systematic closure by complicit regimes of legitimate avenues to challenge it.  Pro-Israeli western governments have engaged in unprecedented crackdowns on civil liberties in order to provide cover to the Zionist state. The latest attack in

After another summer of race-riots, and documented spike in racist violence, Dedan Kimaathi* argues that the politics of British colonial settler violence rebounds to the centre from the periphery. The Delusion Industry Attempts Cover-Up of Continuous Brit Lynch-Mobs  Britain’s recent historic societal and cultural transformations 

As war and genocide continue in West Asia, Sahib Mustaqim Bleher challenges Muslims in the west: where exactly is their moral compass.  Dissecting the muted responses of Muslim led groups and movements, Bleher unpacks the psychology of individuals and groups whose adherence to Islam, however

Sayyid Amjad Hussain discusses why Ahl al-Sunnah Remember al-Husayn رضي الله عنه — how the memory faded, and what it is for. Few wounds in the memory of this Ummah run as deep as Karbala. More than thirteen centuries have passed since al-Imam al-Husayn ibn

In this emotional polemic, Arzu Merali looks at the possibilities of a better world as a result of the US war on Iran and its allies regardless of immediate outcomes.  The world she argues, will never be the same again.   What does the near

Political activist Demir Mahmutćehajić looks at the relationship between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Bosnia & Hercegovina during the Bosnian war, and what it means for Bosnia today. On the 28th of February this year I wrote on my FB profile: “My prayers are

Raised by right wing commentators, street racists and increasingly comprador Muslims, the question under discussion by Zviad Jughashvili obscures the lived realities of Muslims in westernised setting, and Islamic norms around seeking justice. “If you hate the West, why do you live as a Muslim

Commentator Muhammad Elamin begins a multi-part discussion on the background of the war and genocide in Sudan.  How do narratives fuel continued neo-colonial control of Sudan’s polity, and can unpacking Sudan’s history through a non-Western paradigmatic view bring about a politics of transformation?[i] In this