theguardian: by Tim Lott — The seismic constitutional rearrangement that is now taking place between England and Scotland has got me thinking about constitutions in general. Countries have them – why shouldn’t families? One of the most difficult things about being part of a family, after all, is that it […]
theguardian: by Giles Fraser — US President George Bush aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in May 2003, declaring the war to topple Saddam Hussein over – with a banner declaring ‘mission accomplished’ behind him. Photograph: J Scott Applewith/AP Remember “mission accomplished”? President George Bush, standing on the deck of […]
Source: pressahmadiyya.com Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad delivers keynote address. On the evening of 26th September 2014, the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Fifth Khalifa, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad […]
Patrick Cockburn, who led the world in warning of the rise of Isis, wonders if David Cameron has really thought through his plans Britain is set to join the air campaign against Isis in Iraq, but, going by David Cameron’s speech to the UN General Assembly, the Government has no […]
theguardian: by Simon Jenkins — This is the moment in any war when peace goes dumb. The cause is just. The enemy is in our sights, and the provocation is extreme. Blood races through tabloid veins. It is white feathers for dissenters. The British government’s evident eagerness to bomb Iraq […]
Radical preacher Anjem Choudary is one of nine men arrested in terror raid in London Men aged 22, 31, 31, 32, 36, 38, 39, 47 and 51 arrested this morning Premises in London and Stoke-on-Trent being searched by police Officers: ‘Part of ongoing investigation into Islamist-related terrorism’ Al-Muhajiroun is understood […]
theguardian” by Gaby Hinsliff — The director of Liberty has written an important, sometimes startling book about the battle ahead. When it comes to human rights, common sense and decency is never enough So here we are again, those of us who lived through 9/11 and its aftermath; back at […]
theguardian” by Gaby Hinsliff — The director of Liberty has written an important, sometimes startling book about the battle ahead. When it comes to human rights, common sense and decency is never enough So here we are again, those of us who lived through 9/11 and its aftermath; back at […]
As many as 60 Muslim women between the ages of 18 and 24 are believed to have left Britain to join ISIS during the past 12 months alone. By Soeren Kern Sun, September 21, 2014 clarionproject.com Email Female jihadi fighter near Aleppo, Syria (Photo: © Reuters) Great Britain is now […]
London24: Anyone actually living in London could probably have told you this a while ago, but now it’s official – London is the most expensive city in the world. The ranking comes from estate agent Savills, who have been releasing an annual report since 2008 charting the cost of living in 12 […]
London24: Anyone actually living in London could probably have told you this a while ago, but now it’s official – London is the most expensive city in the world. The ranking comes from estate agent Savills, who have been releasing an annual report since 2008 charting the cost of living in 12 […]
Huff Post: by Carol Kuruvilla — These young British Muslims have a message for the so-called “Islamic” State: Don’t murder innocents in my name. Activists led by Britain’s Active Change charity are spreading peace online, using the same social media platforms that the terrorists are using to propagate hate. The young people […]
Huff Post: by Carol Kuruvilla — These young British Muslims have a message for the so-called “Islamic” State: Don’t murder innocents in my name. Activists led by Britain’s Active Change charity are spreading peace online, using the same social media platforms that the terrorists are using to propagate hate. The young people […]
On his third day at sea near the coast of Malta, Shukri al-Assouli began to hallucinate. He saw streets, houses and his mother, who greeted him with a smile back […]
On his third day at sea near the coast of Malta, Shukri al-Assouli began to hallucinate. He saw streets, houses and his mother, who greeted him with a smile back […]
theguardian: by Nancy Honey and Hattie Garlick — American photographer Nancy Honey travelled the country to compile a remarkable portfolio of portraits of 100 in fluential women over 55. Her project shows how much women’s lives have changed – and also how much there still is to do. Here are […]
Source: vimeo.com Urdu Rahe Huda 20th September 2014 – Ask Questions about Islam Ahmadiyya from Ahmadiyya Muslim Community on Vimeo.
A former UK attorney general says in an interview that Christians in Britain are forced to hide their beliefs because of an “aggressive form of secularism” to “push faith out […]
BY HENRI ROSE CIMATU It’s time to make their voices heard say a group of young British Muslims who have launched a video and social media campaign to condemn the terror acts of the Islamic State group. London-based group Active Change Foundation launched a YouTube and Twitter campaign #NotInMyName to […]
Huff Post: by Carol Kuruvilla — German Muslims are fighting extremism with prayer. Muslims from more than 2,000 mosques across Germany came out in force on Friday, using their traditional […]