The Camondo family: Jewish life in the Ottoman Empire March 31, 2015 More than a century after his death, the legacy of the Sephardic Camondo family invites a different understanding of Jewish [...]
Scholar’s corner: The status of women in Islam March 25, 2015 The status of women in Islam is arguably one of the most singlely debated issues that generates a considerable amount of [...]
#GE2015: Theresa May’s ‘zero tolerance’ proposals for extremists March 23, 2015 In a display of dizzying ambition that underscores her desire to change the way society tackles extremism, the Home [...]
How the ‘Trojan Horse’ scandal negatively impacted students in Birmingham March 18, 2015 Criticisms directed towards Ofsted in light of the ‘Trojan Horse’ scandal warrant headlines. The lack of extremism or [...]
Muslim prayers inside London Church causes controversy March 14, 2015 A gesture of interfaith tolerance drew the ire of several clergy after it allowed Muslims to observe Friday prayers inside a [...]
The Mumtaz Qadri case proves why Pakistan needs to change the debate on blasphemy March 12, 2015 Islamabad’s High Court recently dropped terrorism charges against Mumtaz Qadri – the cold blooded murderer of [...]
#WeStandTogether: campaign against hate crime launched in the wake of European terror March 9, 2015 The recently launched #WeStandTogether campaign intends to move the notion of solidarity from platitudes into a petition and [...]
46,000 ISIS Accounts & Sign Language Facilitators – What Next for ISIS? March 9, 2015 A recent report released by the Brookings Institute has found that ISIS had about 46,000 different Twitter accounts between [...]
Muslim sex grooming? No, the Oxford case is more complex March 4, 2015 One recommendation in a damning 133 page report into child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Oxfordshire risks undermining a [...]