By Abu Sufian Writer, columnist and social activist Shelina Zahra Janmohamed was born in 1974 in the UK. She is a British Muslim writer of East-African and South-Asian origin. Janmohamed’s parents emigrated from Tanzania to Britain in 1967. The Guardian describes her as “a commentator on British Islam and Muslim women”.[i]
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Listening to a Diasporic British Muslim Woman Writer’s Voice: An Interview with Shelina Janmohamed
July 6th, 2016 
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No Comments »US Dept of Justice admits growing problem of terrorism – from the ultra-right
June 17th, 2016 Administrator EPA photo By Rupen Savoulian The Washington Post published an article in mid-October 2015, stating that the American government’s Department of Justice (DOJ) is finally redressing the growing terrorism problem inside the United States – no, not the much-hyped and exaggerated threat from the Islamist camp, but the real and growing menace of ultra-right […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: 9/11, Al Qaeda, Antipodean Atheist, bigotry, Boston marathon bombing, Christian Identity, Department of Justice, DOJ, Donald Trump, Ellen Nakashima, Eugene V. Debs, extremism, far right, Homeland Security, ISIS, Islamophobia, John P. Carlin, Ku Klux Klan, libertarian anti-federalist movement, Mexico, Muslim, Neo Nazi, Orlando shootings, patriot militia, Politics, Quran, Racism, religion, Rupen Savoulian, Terrorism, Tuck Magazine, ultra right, United States, white supremacists, xenophobia No Comments »ISIS in History
November 11th, 2015 Administrator By Sattar Rind Some may not be aware of the fact that in the Muslim world, the people who are killing mercilessly in the name of God and that have changed the meaning of the word ‘brutality’, are the followers of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, from the 18th century, a great companion of Muhammad ibn Saud, […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: ISIS, Islam, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, Muhammad ibn Saud, Muslim, philosophy, Politics, Quran, religion, Sattar Rind, Saudi Arabia, Shiite, Sufi No Comments »Defeating Terrorism in Pakistan
December 30th, 2014 Administrator By Imran Khan On 16th December, 2014, in one of the most deadliest attacks in the history of Pakistan, Taliban militants killed 145 people in Peshawar. Among them 132 were children as terrorists specifically chose an Army Public School for the massacre.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Afghanistan, Al-Qaeeda, Corruption Perception Index 2014, Dacoit, Death to Terrorists, Federally Administrated Tribal Areas (FATA), ilaqa ghair, Imran Khan, International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Kot Radha Kishan, Lahore, Lawless area, North Waziristan, Pakistan, Pakistani military, Peshawar, Quran, Rule of Law, Supreme Court of Pakistan, Swat Pakistan, Taliban, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Terrorism, Transparency International, Tuck Magazine, Wagah, Zarb-e-Azab No Comments »Islamophobia in biographies: Commercial agendas and marketing of stereotypical narratives of cultures
November 25th, 2014 Administrator By Tala Halawa The trend of using Islam in the titles and content of novels and biographies is spreading worldwide. Since the “War on Terror” has emerged as a global issue and been promoted as such; reflections on cultural productions have been noticed.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Afghanistan, Alexander Khan, Arabic, autobiography, Culture, globalization, Hamas, Islam, Islamophobia, Kate Douglas, Khaled Hosseini, language, Marketing, Mosab Hassan Yousef, Muslim, Orphan of Islam, Pakistan, Palestine, Propaganda, Quran, religion, Son of Hamas, Tala Halawa, The Kite Runner, Tuck Magazine No Comments »
