The Labour government in the UK has taken on big challenges since coming to power. While they’ve scored some important wins, they’ve also hesitated in areas where bold action was needed. Let’s look at their successes, struggles, and how they’re shaping the future of the UK. Big Wins in the Continue Reading
Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Tragedy and Resilience
As we transition into 2025, reflecting on the events of 2024 reveals a year that tested humanity’s limits yet showcased its ability to persevere. The past year has been a mosaic of profound tragedies and moments of profound unity, where communities rallied together to confront adversity. This reflection emphasizes the Continue Reading
Class Wars: How VAT on Private Schools Could Reshape British Education
British society has long been structured around distinct social classes: the working class, the middle class, and the upper class. These groups differ not just in terms of wealth but also in occupation, lifestyle, and access to opportunities—including education. With the recent government decision to impose a 20% VAT on Continue Reading
🌍 A Cry for Justice: A Poem for Our Times ✍️
Amidst the turmoil where lives hang in the balance, words emerge as a reflection and a guide. This heartfelt poem, born from the pain of Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, beckons us to introspect, unite, and transcend the barriers that cloud our vision. It delves into a timeless conflict—not of borders Continue Reading
“When Tyranny Falls: The Power of Patience (Sabr) and Justice”
In times of profound adversity, when the cries of the oppressed echo through shattered streets and barren fields, the commitment to “watch and wait” becomes more than just a phrase—it transforms into a pledge, a testament to resilience. This concept aligns deeply with sabr (patience), a central tenet in many Continue Reading
1,500 Years of Muslim-Jewish Friendship: A Shared Legacy of Peace and a Call for Justice
The relationship between Muslims and Jews over the past 1,500 years is a remarkable story of friendship, shared heritage, and mutual respect. While the pages of history are often marred by conflict, the interactions between these two communities provide a counter-narrative of coexistence and mutual enrichment. This stands in stark Continue Reading
Empowering Success: Self-Made Businesswomen Leading the Way
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
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