On the Daniel Jou “virginity test” controversy
The other day I watched a YouTube video by a sister called Aisha Murray, who wears the niqaab, lives in Scotland and has made videos for BBC social media as well as her own...
Category: Dividers
Khalid Mahmood should lose the Labour whip
A clip has been circulating on Twitter of the Labour MP Khalid Mahmood addressing a webinar on the recent Prevent programme review by the Tory-aligned think tank Policy Exchange, a notorious source of anti-Muslim...
More money for propaganda than food
I got this message today through the TROID Yahoo group. It’s about the needs of Muslims in those islands in the Carribean which were hit by several hurricanes recently. The following are the needs...
Marriage contract issue on BBC’s “Sunday”
Radio 4’s programme Sunday, its weekly religious affairs programme broadcast at 7am on Sunday mornings, today featured the “Islamic” marriage contract issue. You can listen to it here until next Sunday when the next...
Exploring the “Islamic” marriage contract
The so-called Islamic marriage contract recently proposed by the Muslim Institute has attracted a lot of attention in the Muslim blogosphere lately, much of it negative, for reasons anyone who has read it will...
Imam’s response to the “Islamic” marriage contract
Haitham al-Haddad (a “salafi” imam based, if I remember rightly, at al-Muntada al-Islami in west London) has given a lengthy response to the recent “Islamic” marriage contract published by the Ghayasuddin Siddiqui front organisation,...
“Ed” Husain and other dividers
Sister Summayah Evans, who recently entered the Muslim blogging community, has posted this lengthy entry on the scandal of Muhammad Mahbub “Ed” Husain, the author of the book The Islamist which was published last...