Perhaps like me you’ve often asked yourself when can we call something ‘Islamic ’as opposed to ‘Muslim?’ And what, if any, differences and limits do the two terms have? Whilst they are interchangeably used by…

Today 7th Feb marks Safer Internet Day. It’s a campaign by a number of charities supported by many organisations, including Internet Matters, Internet Watch Foundation and the UK Government to make the internet a better place…

The BBC programme Muslims Like Us has brought to light a discussion that has been bubbling under the surface for a while. For those who are not aware of the two-part reality TV programme, #MuslimsLikeUs…

The inauguration of President Trump, which occurred only last Friday, seems a long time ago. Since then, we have had controversial statements about the efficacy of torture in gathering intelligence, the muscular approach towards the…

The unrealistic belief in or pursuit of perfection and ideal state—‘idealism’—gives human beings motivation and courage. But, without ‘realism’—being true to life—it can, and so often does, turn into false hope, cynicism and sometimes even…

Hussain Manawar, a 24-year-old from Essex, will be the first British Muslim to enter space after winning a competition consisting of entrants from more than 90 countries worldwide. In his victory speech, it was interesting…

Dear all, I write this to apologise on behalf of the American Learning Institute for Muslims (ALIM) for all the confusion that has taken place regarding the nature of the article, where it was posted…

The Divine Reality: God, Islam & The Mirage Of Atheism by Hamza Andreas Tzortzis, 2016. San Clemente, California: FB Publishing, £15.95. ISBN-13: 978-0996545389 Generally, there are two ways to critically analyse a belief system: one is…