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 […]
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Who is Exempt from Fasting In Ramadan? A Complete 2026 Guide
Have you ever walked into a room and seen a Muslim eating, even though you know it’s Ramadan? ARE THEY NOT FASTING!?! Yes, Ramadan is a sacred month in which Muslims observe fasting but there are some Muslims who are exempted from fasting during this Holy Month. يُرِيدُ ٱللَّهُ بِكُمُ ٱلْيُسْرَ وَلَا يُرِيدُ بِكُمُ ٱلْعُسْرَ […]
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TikTok Posts on Israel-Gaza: Unmasking the Billion-Dollar Network Shaping Your Newsfeed
In a private meeting with US influencers, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a startling declaration. It wasn’t about bombs or borders. Instead, he signalled that Israel’s next major battlefield isn’t on land, but on your screen. “We have to fight with the weapons that apply to the battlefields in which we’re engaged. And the […]
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The Red Hill: Uncovering the Circassian Genocide Hidden by the Olympics
The Red Hill: Uncovering the Circassian Genocide Hidden by the Olympics In 2014, the world’s eyes were on Sochi, Russia, as athletes from 88 nations competed in the Winter Olympics. They skied down pristine, snowy mountains, including one known as “Krasnaya Polyana,” or the Red Hill. The name seems ironic for a white mountain, but […]
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From Property Deals to Peace Deals: Who Is Steve Witkoff, Trump’s Gaza Envoy?
From Property Deals to Peace Deals: Who Is Steve Witkoff, Trump’s Gaza Envoy? Donald Trump often casts himself as a “man of peace,” a unifier whose proudest legacy would be ending global conflicts. But when it came to one of the world’s most volatile regions, he didn’t turn to decorated generals, seasoned diplomats, or career […]
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Finding Your Calling: Shaykh Mikaeel Smith on Faith, Purpose, and Overcoming Modern Challenges
In a world brimming with constant noise and endless distractions, it’s easy to feel pulled in countless different directions. It’s no wonder so many of us struggle to find a deeper sense of purpose that is truly grounded in our faith. We grapple with anxiety about the future, feel held back by past mistakes, and […]
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Struggling With Hijab? Muslim Women Share Their Unspoken Truths
“I thought about taking my hijab off, but I’m scared of what the community would say.” This single, honest confession captures a silent struggle shared by countless Muslim women. The journey with hijab is deeply personal, yet it’s often lived out on a public stage, scrutinised by society, influenced by culture, and measured against the […]
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A 14th-Century Scholar’s Guide to the American Empire: Is the U.S. in Decline?
A $36 trillion national debt, fierce trade wars, deep political fractures, and declining trust in institutions. To many, these are the chaotic headlines of modern America. But through the lens of history, they sound less like news and more like a countdown. For decades, the United States has dominated the globe because its military power, […]
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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 […]
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Faith, Hope, and Resilience in Gaza: A Conversation with 16-Year-Old Yusuf Abu Hattab
Faith, Hope, and Resilience in Gaza: A Conversation with 16-Year-Old Yusuf Abu Hattab In a world saturated with headlines and statistics about Gaza, the human stories behind the numbers often go unheard. For the first time, we sit down with Yusuf Abu Hattab, a 16-year-old YouTuber from Gaza who documents life under siege through his […]