I believe in the divine plan. I do. I have read up on Islamic eschatology. I know that the current climate of strife and warfare and...
For non-Black people of color specifically, the Mizzou protests and the broader Black Lives Matter Movement have been instructive in two principal ways. First, they emphasize...
By Shani Banks and Sumayyah T. The New York Times article “Why Women Compete With Each Other” attempts to delve into the psychological reasons as to...
On 15 July 2015, faith leaders from across the UK gathered at the House of Lords to speak out against domestic abuse. It was the first...
By Maryam Sultan The day after my toughest 24-hour call of residency at the hospital so far, I got called a “f—ing terrorist” by a stranger...
By Mustafa Farooq The last few months have been a tragic ones in the way that we have become all too familiar with – violence, violence...
My father and I were two of the hundreds of thousands of people — two of perhaps one million, according to some estimates — who gathered...
By Akhlaq Hanif A rare sight of a Bradford woman, sporting a hijab, barracking an opposition player during their victory over Aston Villa at Valley Parade...
However, what if that very love, companionship, camaraderie is the very fuel of hate and prejudice? Would we continue to sing in praise of this love?
