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  1. Weddings: A Time To Thank Allah

    • 3 April 2003 • 0 comment

    In this time of happiness, when gifts are received, hugs are generously donated, and laughter sprinkles the tables, we must remember who gave this all to us.

    Tags Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Muhammad Ash-Shareef Short khutbah Text khutbah

  2. Muslim loyalty and belonging

    • 2 January 2003 • 0 comment

    The world is at present in the grip of fear. We fear an unknown absence that hides behind the mundanity of our experience; perhaps ubiquitous and confident, perhaps broken and at an end…

    Tags Abdal-Hakim Murad Article Current Affairs and Politics Inspiring 'Feel Good' Khutbahs

  3. No room for justice

    • 21 December 2002 • 0 comment

    The parallels between the Palestinians’ 50 years of struggle for their own land and the anti-apartheid movement’s decades of military and civil campaigns for majority rule are seen as obvious in Southern Africa, where liberation wars successfully ended colonialism and racial oppression…

    Tags Article Current Affairs and Politics Ronnie Kasrils Victoria Brittain

  4. Dealing with Islamophobia

    • 8 November 2002 • 1 comment

    “We are the tangible link between Islam and the modern, secular world. In more than one sense, we are living in two cultures, two civilizations, at one and the same time…”

    Tags Arshad Gamiet Current Affairs and Politics Inspiring 'Feel Good' Khutbahs Text khutbah

  5. The Seven Pillars of Jewish Denial

    • 4 September 2002 • 0 comment

    The path from this troubled awareness to my later ability to be critical of Israel has been long and complex. Over the years I have spoken with other Jews who have traveled this same path, and to many more who haven’t. In each of us I have detected mental obstacles that make it hard, sometimes impossible, for us to see what is there before our eyes…

    Tags Article Current Affairs and Politics Kim Chernin

  6. The unorthodox orthodox

    • 21 July 2002 • 0 comment

    They strictly follow the tenets of the Torah. They also burn Israeli flags. Alex Klaushofer meets the members of Neturei Karta in north London – the Jewish world’s most outspoken critics of Zionism.

    Tags Alex Klaushofer Article Current Affairs and Politics

  7. Israeli Repression and the Language of Liars

    • 8 May 2002 • 0 comment

    If what we see in Israel is democracy, then what does fascism look like? In a world such as this, where words have lost all meaning, we might as well just burn all the dictionaries…

    Tags Article Current Affairs and Politics Tim Wise

  8. Ummah in crisis

    • 29 March 2002 • 0 comment

    Those of us who have been following the big news stories around the world, will know that Muslims are going through a period of hardship and distress that we haven’t experienced for many, many years.

    Tags Arshad Gamiet Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Text khutbah

  9. Priorities and Exams

    • 22 March 2002 • 0 comment

    The moral of the Ayah is that those drives and motives inside us can either lead us to the pleasure of Allah SWT and lead us eventually into Heaven or the same motives and same desires can lead us to hell fire.

    Tags Amr Shokry Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Text khutbah

  10. More than just anti-Zionists

    • 4 March 2002 • 0 comment

    The temptation to adopt the crude, and sometimes immoral methods of other apparently ‘successful’ groups is one that Muslims should be struggling to resist. For all their hatred of Zionism, some Muslims involved in lobby groups constantly measure their efforts against the ‘achievements’ of Zionists…

    Tags Article Beliefs and Practices of Islam Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Shagufta Yaqoob

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