Somalia: Internship In the Famine Stricken Region
My first impression of Somalia was one of a broken world, one of no order where chaos prevails above all other things. I spent a day in Nairobi the day before visiting orphanages. I thought I’d use my time in Nairobi to gain an understanding of what life in East Africa was actually like. I thought this would equip me to cope with the devastation that I was to experience in Somalia.
Unspoken for: The Unheard Victims of Domestic Violence Part 2
21 November, 2011
by Guests Family and Community, Featured, Gender Relations, News & Views, Relationships, Society, Society 25 comments
written by an Anonymous Guest Seeing the Truth Little by little, day by day, as she continued her irrational behavior, my mother’s abuse began to finally wear down on the
British Muslims: Film Your Day on Nov 12th! #BritainInADay
Britain In A Day is a great opportunity for British Muslims to share their personal lives with their neighbours and the wider community. Britain in a Day is an extraordinary
Libya: potential to be the first Arab Spring state to end torture
One of the things people fought for in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya was to end torture and impunity. The liberated people must not continue such abuses.
Breaking: Saudi Crown Prince, Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, Dead
Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, the 83-year-old defence minister and first in line of succession to become king of Saudi Arabia, has died.
French businessman ‘to pay all burqa (niqab) fines’
Rachid Nekkaz has set up a million euro fund to pay fines for women who choose to wear the full Islamic veil in countries, like France, where it is against
Links & Press Releases: Imam Anwar Awlaki killed by US and Yemeni governments
Message from the Dar Al Hijrah Islamic Center In name of God, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful. Upon the death of a person, Prophet Muhammad, SAW, was reported to
Yasir Qadhi NYTimes Op-Ed | An Illegal and Counter productive Assassination
The accusations against Anwar al-Awlaki were very serious, but as a citizen, he deserved a fair trial and the chance to face his accusers in a court of law. Whether he deserved any punishment for his speech was a decision that a jury should have made, not the executive branch of our government. The killing of this American citizen is not only unconstitutional, but hypocritical and counterproductive.
Mass Graves discovered in Kashmir, India
What Lies Beneath For years, people whispered about the thousands of disappeared young men in Kashmir. But only now are the bones finally speaking. By Basharat Peer from ForeignPolicy.com SRINAGAR,
Glenn Greenwald |The FBI again thwarts its own Terror plot
Salon.com The FBI has received substantial criticism over the past decade — much of it valid — but nobody can deny its record of excellence in thwarting its own Terrorist
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