Interest: legal consequences and penal aspects in Sharia

Image courtesy of: technobraingroup.com By Ismail Y. Syed* Twitter @IsmailYSyed A PDF version is available here As Sharia law deals with what is lawful and unlawful or permitted and prohibited acts pertaining to all the major aspects of life - and that includes commercial law covering businesses and private transactions, riba (interest)[1] has been one of the … Continue reading Interest: legal consequences and penal aspects in Sharia

The Case For Remaining In The EU: Editorial

Featured image: EU Referendum ballot paper; courtesy of startups.co.uk The EU referendum is at the doorstep. Never before this referendum has proven to be more divisive and controversial across all spectrum. British Muslims being no exception. Unsurprisingly, the two contrasting decisions of whether to remain in the EU or to leave the EU have been … Continue reading The Case For Remaining In The EU: Editorial

Muhammad Ali: An Ambassador For The Ummah Who Changed The World

Featured image: Muhammad Ali, courtesy of Twitter @MuhammadAli By Ismail Y. Syed      Twitter@IsmailYSyed 2016 (1437 A.H.) was not an ordinary one; a year that has already been marked by the departure of great personalities that had no doubt left a mark of influence and admiration since our childhood; more so for all those … Continue reading Muhammad Ali: An Ambassador For The Ummah Who Changed The World

Not Compromising Religious Traditions Is An Asset To Inclusiveness: Editorial

Sun 15 May 2016 Featured image on front cover: London skyline; courtesy of VisitLondon.com   A similar piece, written in an academic format, is available in the journal. To read/download in PDF format, please visit here. It has been over a week long since the new Mayor got elected, with history in making. Already the new Mayor … Continue reading Not Compromising Religious Traditions Is An Asset To Inclusiveness: Editorial

Forgive and forget Zac Goldsmith’s racist campaign? No chance: Owen Jones

By Owen Jones Twitter@OwenJones84; Zac Goldsmith has lost, his reputation ruined, a political disgrace consigned to the history books. He had a choice. He could have capitalised on his reputation as a liberally minded, eco-friendly Tory, crossing partisan divides, love-bombing a city that has increasingly become a Labour heartland. Initial polls suggested he had a chance, … Continue reading Forgive and forget Zac Goldsmith’s racist campaign? No chance: Owen Jones