In today’s dynamic and competitive entrepreneurial landscape, women from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds are breaking barriers and building impactful legacies. Among them, some self-made businesswomen stand out as pioneers, transforming industries and redefining success. Their stories are a testament to resilience, creativity, and an unyielding commitment to their visions. Continue Reading
Irshad Akhtar
Degrees vs. True Knowledge: What Modern Muslims Must Learn
In today’s fast-paced, globalized world, the value of education is universally acknowledged. Degrees from prestigious universities are often seen as the ultimate symbol of success, opening doors to lucrative careers and societal respect. However, a deeper question lingers: does possessing a degree equate to true knowledge? For many modern-day Muslims, Continue Reading
The $1 Trillion Illusion: Why Real Wealth is About Impact, Not Numbers
In a world where headlines are dominated by the astronomical wealth of individuals and institutions, it’s easy to lose sight of a crucial truth: money is just a number. When Elon Musk’s net worth crosses $500 billion, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) reaches $1 trillion in assets, and Bitcoin’s Continue Reading
The Forgotten Rights: A Call for Justice in an Unjust World
In a world that seems to amplify the voices of the powerful, the rights of the weak are often drowned out. We speak of freedom of speech, security, and the right to protect interests—but at what cost? What about the right to dream, to justice, and to life itself? This Continue Reading
Master Artisans of India and the Muslim World: A Legacy Beyond Compare
Imagine walking through a bustling bazaar filled with the scent of jasmine and roses, where every shop tells a story through its wares. These stories belong to the master artisans and highly skilled craftsmen of India and the Muslim world—guardians of an unparalleled heritage that combines creativity, tradition, and skill. Continue Reading
The Syrian Crisis: A Theater for Great Power Meddling again?
Syria, long a symbol of resilience and complexity in the Middle East, has become a theater where global and regional powers jockey for influence. Over the last year and a half, the geopolitical landscape has shifted dramatically, with nations reassessing their strategies in light of changing realities. This article delves Continue Reading
Contrasting Visions: India’s Internal Struggles and Global Aspirations
India must ensure that incidents of intolerance and harassment against Muslims and other minorities do not undermine its aspirations for leadership in the Global South and strong trade relations with Muslim-majority nations. In a deeply troubling incident, a Muslim couple in India was recently forced to flee their newly-purchased home Continue Reading
Muslim Unsung Heroines: Their Impact on the Wider World
Half of the 2bn global Muslims are women, that is 1 in 8 of all humanity. They have to be part of the global endeavor of diversity and inclusivity Throughout history, Muslim women have played pivotal roles in various fields, often overshadowed by their male counterparts. These unsung heroines have Continue Reading
The Weaponization of the Financial System: Implications for Global Trade
Donald Trump Threatens BRICS Countries—Including Russia, India—With 100% Tariffs As reported in Forbes, Donald Trump announced Saturday he would impose a 100% tariff on BRICS nations if they try to replace the dollar in international trade, impacting a group of major developing economies whose members include Russia, India, China and Continue Reading
The Crisis of Representation in Western Democracies: A Call for Change
Leaders’ Support for Israel Amid Gaza Crisis Raises Accountability Concerns Trump is “Israel First” so was Biden and Kamala Haris, they oversaw the Genocide in Gaza whilst continuing to supply bombs. The change from Rishi Sunak to Kier Starmer has also had no effect. If you did not want to Continue Reading