The Rohingya, often described as "the world's most minority," are a people whose history is deeply intertwined with the complexities of colonialism, nationalism, and religious identity. Understanding their journey is crucial to grasping their current stateless plight and the enduring challenges they face.

Syria, a land of profound history and spiritual significance, has endured over a decade of unimaginable suffering. Yet, its story is not just one of despair but also of resilience and hope. For Muslims around the world, Syria’s plight resonates deeply—not only as a humanitarian crisis but as a reminder...

Talking about Bangladesh, "Almost all the problems we can blame…do not be fooled…the number one enemy that we have is the colonisers…90-95% you can blame on the tactics of the British." – Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi

Over the past few weeks, media headlines have been flooded with stories about Gaza. While much of the coverage begins with the events of 7 October, the truth is that Gaza’s history of hardship runs far deeper—entwined with longstanding blockades and repeated escalations that have shaped everyday life for its...

Bangladesh, a land shaped by faith, struggle, and perseverance, has a history that exemplifies the enduring values of justice, unity, and resilience. From its origins as a centre of Islamic culture and trade to its hard-fought independence and recent political upheavals, the story of Bangladesh is one of triumph against...

Palestine is not merely a geographical entity—it is a sacred trust (amanah) for the Muslim ummah. It is home to al-Quds (Jerusalem) and Masjid al-Aqsa, where Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala blessed the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) with the miraculous night journey, Isra’ wal Mi’raj. As Allah says in...