Dr Abdullah Fazi

Last week, Community Secretary Michael Gove presented a new definition of extremism in the British Parliament, sending ripples of concern through Muslim communities in the UK and beyond. This revised definition significantly broadens the scope of extremism, raising serious questions about its impact on freedom of expression and the rights of minorities. The new definition […]

The recent wave of terrorism in Pakistan has once again shaken the nation to its core, leaving behind a trail of devastation, loss, and fear. This grim reality demands a united front, unwavering resolve, and a comprehensive strategy to confront this menace head-on. Terrorism is an insidious threat that knows no borders, and Pakistan has […]

In a landmark victory that carries far-reaching implications, Recep Tayyip Erdogan emerged triumphant in the recent Turkish elections. This momentous win holds significant meaning for the Muslim population, necessitating a closer examination of the manifestos and campaign strategies employed by the parties involved. One crucial aspect that demands attention is the anti-immigration agenda espoused by […]

Clad in red drape she exudes vitality, a rather subtle nod to strong willed yet energetic women. British Vogue, a bow to the fashion and art industry. But that takes the back seat when a Muslim woman of colour ‘dejects’ the views on institution of marriage, nudging the leftist right where it hurts. The views […]

Since the British raj in the subcontinent, the transgender’s community which is commonly known as Hijra also known as Khawaja Sira in India and Pakistan have had a difficult time since the colonial rule in the region. Britishers in subcontinent had represented Hijras as an immoral community, after 1850 the community became the subject of […]