Articles

The Najdi Bedouins paid $400 billion—yes, that is billions with a ‘b’—to the American extortionist as protection money to save their illegitimate hold on power.

The Bani Saud and the Emiratis may be allies in their war on Yemen but inside the war-ravaged country, they are backing different factions that are fighting and killing each other.

In a region wracked by mayhem and violence, the people of Iran participated in the 12th presidential election in a calm and peaceful atmosphere returning the incumbent, President Hassan Rouhani to a second term in office.

China’s One Belt, One Road initiative was launched at a grand conference in Beijing last month. The plan envisages connecting the Eurasia landmass with China, Europe and South East Asia to foster trade and economic progress.

There is a convergence of interests between Zionism and Islamophobia. The Zionists are behind the hysterical campaign against Muslims.

An anti-Islamic Youtube video presented by one Hussein Aboubakr, and promoted by “Prager University”, immediately poses a problem of credibility. Prager is not a university; it is merely a Youtube channel promoted by the right wing radio host, Dennis Prager.

The spiritual benefits of Ramadan are well known but its medical aspects, especially its role in regenerating the body’s immune system is only now becoming apparent.

Tanzania has a rich Islamic history. Made up of the union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar—hence the name Tanzania—it has still not shaken off the colonial legacy after more than 50 years of independence.

Andrew Harding traces the life of Mohamud (Tarzan) Nur, son of a shepherd, who grew up in an orphanage to become the mayor of Mogadishu. He is aiming to become the country’s president.

The deepening relationship between India and Israel leads letter writer Irfan Ahmed Khan to urge Muslim leaders to consider the threat posed by both.