On a quiet school morning, a mother stands frozen at her front window, watching the street. Her child’s backpack rests by the door. The bus is...
In a royal decree, the Kuwaiti government has stripped one of its best-known thinkers, Tariq Suwaidan, of his citizenship. An academic and activist who has published...
Across the country, Muslim Student Associations (MSAs) are facing a coordinated wave of harassment. Non-student provocateurs are showing up unannounced to campus events, filming students while they pray,...
There are occasions when state power reveals its insecurities with embarrassing transparency. The United States’ revocation of Dr. Naledi Pandor’s visa — executed without reason, without...
Imam Jamil “Rap Brown” Al-Amin’s passing sparks a powerful reflection on his legacy as a civil rights leader, Black Muslim visionary, and political prisoner whose life...
For the last two years, the world witnessed horrific tragedies in Gaza. Painful images and stories emerged as innocent people were displaced, bombed, maimed, raped, starved,...
It was once the darling slogan of liberal Muslims in the West, their talisman against suspicion, their get-out-of-Guantánamo-free card. In the shadow of 9/11, when Muslims...
