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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 […]
Protected: Struggling With Hijab? Muslim Women Share Their Unspoken Truths
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A 14th-Century Scholar’s Guide to the American Empire: Is the U.S. in Decline?
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Unmasking the March for Australia: Patriotism or a Platform for Extremism
Over the past few weeks, hundreds have taken to the streets in cities across the country for the “March for Australia.” Organisers bill it as a patriotic rally to defend Australian culture and national values. But a closer look at the protests reveals a chaotic and often violent picture: scuffles with police, brawls in the […]
Faith, Hope, and Resilience in Gaza: A Conversation with 16-Year-Old Yusuf Abu Hattab
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Exposing the DISTURBING ISRAELI Lobby inside Australia | Ex-Foreign Minister Bob Carr
Ex-Foreign Minister Bob Carr Exposes the Israeli Lobby’s Influence on Australian Politics In a revealing and candid interview, one of Australia’s most seasoned political figures, the Hon. Bob Carr, pulls back the curtain on the powerful influence of the Israeli lobby in Australian politics. Carr, the former Foreign Minister and longest-serving Premier of New South […]
The Psychology of Palestinian Resilience: A Psychiatrist’s View from the Frontline
The Psychology of Palestinian Resilience: A Psychiatrist’s View from the Frontline The narrative of Palestine is often told through the lens of politics, conflict, and land. But beneath the headlines lies a profound psychological story. This is a story about personal trauma, a powerful sense of identity, and an incredible spirit of resilience. To truly […]
The Unseen Empire: How Larry Ellison Shapes Your Data, Media, and World
The Unseen Empire: How Larry Ellison Shapes Your Data, Media, and World If we think about who holds real power in the world, our minds often go to presidents and politicians. But in our modern age, true influence frequently comes from a different source. It is quietly shaped in the creative boardrooms of Hollywood and […]
Connecting with the Qur’an in the Age of AI: A Guide from Shaykh AbdulNasir Jangda
Connecting with the Qur’an in the Age of AI: A Guide from Shaykh AbdulNasir Jangda In a world filled with constant distraction and rapid technological change, how do we maintain a deep, meaningful connection with the Qur’an? This timeless scripture, revealed over 1,400 years ago, holds profound wisdom, but making it relevant to our daily […]
From Misconception to Mecca: Australian Reverts Share Their Journey to Islam
From Misconception to Mecca: Australian Reverts Share Their Journey to Islam “I was horrible. I used to think they were terrorists. I used to think they beat their wives… the women were oppressed.” This was the unfiltered starting point for one Australian on her journey to Islam. It’s a perspective shaped by media headlines and […]
Accidental Allegory: How the New Superman Movie Became an Unlikely Mirror to Real-World Conflict
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