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  1. The Future of Islam

    • 31 March 2010 • 0 comment

    All praise be to Allah who favoured us with the blessing of Islam and Iman. I bear witness that none is worthy of worship except the One true God of the universe, Who sent his Prophet (pbuh) with the religion of truth. Peace and blessings upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), his family, friends and [...]

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  2. Islam is Green

    • 26 February 2010 • 0 comment

    Tags Audio khutbah Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Inspiring 'Feel Good' Khutbahs Omar Galal

  3. False Choices: Are you British, European, American or Muslim?

    • 1 February 2010 • 2 comments

    “A Muslim can be Pakistani, Bangladeshi or Egyptian by birth, British by nationality and at the same time be an obedient son, a loving father, a loyal husband and a helpful neighbour. One can be all this at the same time, with no contradictions. The contradictions only exist in someone else’s mind…”

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  4. Beware of Cultural Imperialism

    • 30 July 2009 • 0 comment

    Deliberately or naively, cultural imperialism turns people from the colonies into mirror-images of their masters: They become little brown Englishmen, and little brown Europeans. They pose no threat to the status quo, in fact they help to keep things as they are. They reinforce the false notion of superiority of one human being over another, one cultural system over others…

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  5. Let’s give Obama a chance!

    • 18 July 2009 • 0 comment

    DrYAR-obama-chance.rm

    Tags Audio khutbah Current Affairs and Politics Dr. Yahia Abdul-Rahman

  6. Between Fame and Failure: The legacy of Michael Jackson

    • 17 July 2009 • 5 comments

    Michael was a tragic victim of his own success. This, because the success he found was in the realm of an ever-changing entertainment industry; Michael was neither always relevant nor always admired. His success was set on a shaky pedestal from where it and he was then knocked down…

    Tags Article Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Uthman Latif

  7. Meritocracy: Leadership of the most talented

    • 1 June 2009 • 6 comments

    The wise Caliphs of Andalusia were not only concerned with the welfare of Muslims. They were totally committed to uphold justice and to guarantee the welfare of everyone in their dominion, including the Jews and Christians.

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  8. Culture and Islam

    • 30 May 2009 • 2 comments

    Tags Arshad Gamiet Audio khutbah Beliefs and Practices of Islam Building Good Character Current Affairs and Politics Inspiring 'Feel Good' Khutbahs

  9. Earning Allah’s Barakah [blessings]

    • 24 April 2009 • 2 comments

    Where is the time when we had little money and belongings, but we could feed up to ten and twelve in a family? Now we have much smaller families and we earn huge incomes, but we are up to our necks in debt.

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  10. Where will we find the perfect Muslim for monocultural Britain?

    • 30 March 2009 • 0 comment

    Somewhere out there is the Muslim that the British government seeks. Like all religious people he (the government is more likely to talk about Muslim women than to them) supports gay rights, racial equality, women’s rights, tolerance and parliamentary democracy…

    Tags Article Current Affairs and Politics Gary Younge

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