Rediscovering Our Roots: A Journey into African Islamic History with Shaykh Mustafa Briggs From the coasts of Senegal to the streets of London, Shaykh Mustafa Briggs shares a journey that weaves together ancestry, faith, and identity. For many, the story of Islam in Africa is a footnote, an afterthought to a narrative centred elsewhere. But […]
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A Moral Reckoning: Why a Growing Number of Anti-Zionist Jews
A Moral Reckoning: Why a Growing Number of Anti-Zionist Jews For generations, many in the global Jewish community were taught one unwavering principle: to support Israel is a core part of Jewish identity. But as the world witnesses the mass killing and devastation in Gaza, a profound and painful reckoning is underway. “For many Jews, […]
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Building a Lasting Legacy: An Islamic Guide to Wealth and Financial Literacy
In a world dominated by hustle culture and the ever-present pressure of capitalism, it’s easy for Muslims to feel caught between two extremes: the obsession with worldly wealth and the glorification of poverty. But what if there’s a third, more balanced path? A path where money becomes a tool for empowerment, community building, and an […]
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Leaked Email Exposes Australia’s Secret Gaza Playbook & F-35 Role
It was a message never meant for public eyes: a confidential email from Canberra, meticulously drafted for Labour MPs, outlining the precise language to use when discussing Gaza. But with a single mistaken click, this private playbook was sent not to Parliament, but to a Palestinian advocacy group, exposing the government’s carefully managed script on […]
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The Two Doctors Who Got Married During a Genocide
Dr. Mohammed Mustafa, an Australian emergency physician, and Dr. Nour Dalloul, a Palestinian doctor from Gaza, met while volunteering in Gaza’s hospitals. Amid bombardment, evacuations, and death, they found love — and chose to marry in the middle of a genoc*de. Their journey didn’t end there. After months apart, Nour has now reunited with Mohammed […]
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From Manga to Makkah: The Inspiring Journey of a Japanese Muslim Scholar
Shaykh Ahmed Maeno’s story is one of courage, sacrifice, and unwavering faith. Growing up in Japan with a love for manga and a deep spiritual curiosity, he explored Buddhism and other faiths before a life-changing encounter with Muslims in Melbourne, where he discovered the powerful words of Malcolm X, which resonated deeply with his soul. […]
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Meet Miriam Adelson: The $30 Billion Donor Shaping U.S. Policy on Israel
During a recent address, former President Donald Trump made a startling claim: that a billionaire Israeli-American doctor named Miriam Adelson had more access to the White House than almost anyone he could think of. While most people have never heard her name, her influence, backed by a fortune of over $30 billion, stretches from Tel […]
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Protected: Walking 3,741 steps to Masjid Quba
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Hajj: The Journey of a Lifetime
There are journeys that change what you see… and then there is Hajj, a journey that changes who you are. Every year, millions of Muslims from every corner of the world answer a call older than history itself, leaving behind comfort, routine, and familiarity to step into the heat of the Arabian desert, the intensity […]
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The Aftershock: How Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Was Weaponised
When a public figure is assassinated, the impact is felt far beyond the single act of violence. It’s an event that sends a deep tremor through the heart of society. The aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death was a powerful reminder of this truth. His passing was met with more than just mourning. Almost immediately, his […]
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Faith Under Fire: Abubakir Rafiq’s Journey on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla and Inside an Israeli Prison
“In front of me is an Israeli soldier. He’s my height, my build, my age. He has a gun pointed towards me, and we’re staring into each other’s eyes. I’m thinking, what have you done to be on that side? And what have I done to be on this side? It was like looking into […]
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Onboard the Global Sumud Flotilla: A Journalist’s Firsthand Account of Drones, Danger, and Defiance
Ordinary people from 44 nations, armed with nothing but courage, boarded old fishing boats and yachts to do what world governments would not: break the siege on Gaza and deliver vital humanitarian aid. This was the Global Sumud Flotilla, a mission of hope sailing directly into a high-risk maritime confrontation. From the threat of interception […]