The UK housing crisis has detrimentally impacted racialised minorities more than most. For Muslims, the private sector has struggled to offer genuine solutions to the problems presented by an interest-based economy while structural racism continues to block access to the public sector. Faisal Bodi surveys

Ramzy Baroud and Romana Rubeo detail the decline of the PA’s importance to Palestinians, as new forms of resistance rise against Israeli oppression.  Corrupt and brutal, the PA’s future is now dictated by the evolving resistance of Palestinian grassroots to both the apartheid regime and

In this extract from ‘A Quest for Unity’ Imam Achmad Cassiem discusses the basis of unity from Islamic sources.  As Hajj approaches, his words give pause for reflection for the ummah.   The foundation of Islamic unity is Islam itself. We needn’t look for any

Arzu Merali looks back at her work on women’s rights and asks whether the movements for justice, whether Muslim or not, have lost their way. I decided one day I was a feminist. I think I was 12 years old.  I was born and grew

The twin processes of inter-cultural communication and the demand for minority rights are problematised by Linda Hyökki using the case study of Finland.  Are Muslims losing the religious meaning to their public performance of faith? As we are approach the Holy Month of Ramadan in

The furore created by the reversing of Roe v. Wade was a US specific debate.  Takings sides, as many Muslims did, has resulted in an obscuring of Islam and the loss of the chance to set an Islamic agenda argues Nargess Moballeghi. Overview The divisive

Omar Hijazi argues that the often sectarianized lens of the Muslim blogosphere is finding its authors and activists in strange harmony with the discourse of the Islamophobic West. In September 2022, popular Muslim website called the Muslim Skeptic published a long rant camouflaged as analysis