The backward mentality of these ignorant, oppressive, and misogynistic societies in the Muslim world is oppressing young girls and robbing them of their future and happiness. However, the true failure is found among Muslim society as a whole. Time and again, we have failed these girls and have relied on Western journalists and lawyers to rescue Muslim girls from such brutal conditions. For many of us residing in the West, we have left the illiterate Muslim society and have refused to look back. Human rights do carry heavy meaning to us, but only when we are accusing imperialist powers of exploiting Muslims. News
Speaking Up for Muslim Women
The backward mentality of these ignorant, oppressive, and misogynistic societies in the Muslim world is oppressing young girls and robbing them of their future and happiness. However, the true failure is found among Muslim society as a whole. Time and again, we have failed these girls and have relied on Western journalists and lawyers to rescue Muslim girls from such brutal conditions. For many of us residing in the West, we have left the illiterate Muslim society and have refused to look back. Human rights do carry heavy meaning to us, but only when we are accusing imperialist powers of exploiting Muslims. Some Critical Reflections on Israeli Apartheid Week
We should not be shortsighted about what we demand and how we define our objectives. The truth of the matter is that since the mid-1970s, the two-state solution has been quite instrumental for the entity of Israel to advance its ideological claims and at the same time violate international laws in the name of "fighting existential threats" and "security".'Terror TV Bill' Raises Questions about Freedom of Press
Congress' overwhelming support of the bill reflects a perception that Arab television news is not accurate because these stations are mainly state sponsored. While it is true that Arab governments sponsor these television channels with the objective of promoting their foreign policies, a number of satellite television channels have emerged since the late 1990s, revolutionizing news coverage in the Middle East.
Samarra: the Open Wound

Justice Denied to Shaikh Mansour Leghaei
Throughout his time in Australia, Shaikh Leghaei has worked tirelessly to serve the community and build mutual understanding and respect among the various ethnic and religious communities of Australian society. He has received broad support from across the nation from Muslims and non-Muslims alike, including representatives of the indigenous community. Having worked closely with Christian churches, he has also been involved in fundraising for institutes such as the Breast Cancer Foundation, inviting the Salvation Army and churches to multi-faith evenings, and organising barbeques with the native people of Australia.
Invisible among the Dispossessed: Internally Displaced Persons
Among the world's dispossessed there's a sub-group of people rarely addressed by the global community, but whose numbers are growing by leaps and bounds: the internally displaced. A Visit to the Prophet's Mosque and Jannat al-Baqi

Knowing I was so close to such amazing people who hold such a dear spot in so many Muslims' hearts but could not sit at the foot of their grave was extremely hard to swallow.
The Revolution Has Just Begun

Arbaeen Processions Around North America
On February 8th, Muslims from over a dozen ethnicities marched to commemorate the 40th day after the Martyrdom of Imam Hussain (peace be upon him). Although the protest took place in Dearborn Michigan, many of the marchers were from Canada, Ohio, New York and other regions and traveled to join their brothers and sisters in commemorating the legacy and upholding the banner of Imam Hussain and humanity.
Below are images from the procession. Organizers have put the size of the crowd between three to five thousand individuals:
Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali
Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali
Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali

Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali
Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali
Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali

Photo Credit: Rasha Alghazali

Photo Credit: Islamic Insights
Photo Credit: Islamic Insights
Haiti and Its Relevance to the Islamic Diaspora
The Shia community was especially hit hard by the disaster of the earthquake. There are roughly 25 to 30 Shia families in Port Au Prince, the capital of the country. The Imam Mehdi mosque was destroyed and seven children lost their lives. Despite all this pain, there will be a brighter future with the appropriate thought process and actions.
Karachi Muharram Blasts: Understanding the Local and Global Politics
The mourners clearly understood that the real target was Muharram processions. The enemies wanted to confine these processions to indoors. They wanted to reduce them to a spiritless ritual, so that these gatherings that inspire the world with the message of truth and resistance against injustice of any kind would not be effective any more.Page 1 of 26











