The Longest-Running Newspaper | History Today
The Restoration government needed to manage the news. In 1663 it gave the job to its censor, Roger L’Estrange. It
Faith in the Modern Mind
Image taken by AMSA, who organised the event Musa Sattar, London, UK ‘As the number of believers falls and science
When the Powerful Eat Full And The Poor Go Hungry
When the powerful feast while the poor go hungry, Muslims are called to lead with both mercy and moral courage—feeding
Islamophobia: The Coming Together of Zionism, Supremacism, Racism, and Xenophobia
As a result of Israel’s war on Gaza, Zionism and supremacism, which are the foundations of Israel’s occupation of Palestine,
Two Wins, One Lesson: Oxford, Zohran Mamdani, and Winning as Resistance
One week ago, New York City elected its first Muslim mayor, my friend and fellow activist Zohran Kwame Mamdani. And,
Dubai’s Al Rayyan Mosque Becomes World’s First LEED Zero Carbon Certified Mosque
Key Takeaways Completes triple crown of LEED certifications since 2014 First worship place worldwide to earn LEED Zero Carbon certification
Ta’wil and the Unfolding of Meaning in the Qur’an – The Islamic College
Maria Massi Dakake is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. She currently serves as
The Islam Awareness Blog: How Much Du’a Do You Make for Others?
When everyone said “me, me,” the Prophet ﷺ said “my ummah, my ummah.” He cried for his followers and
Ploughing Up Postwar Britain | History Today
Prewar Britain was dependent on imported food; in 1938, 70 per cent of the cash value of the food consumed
People With Chronic Diseases Banned From Hajj 2026
Key Takeaways Monitoring teams to verify all health documents before entry Cancer, heart disease, respiratory illnesses among banned conditions Fake
