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  • Education, corporate enslavement and Muslim society

    Education, corporate enslavement and Muslim society

    The Muslim society is the possessor of some of the most backwards societal views concerning education, livelihood and employment. Once a free society where students were rewarded and people’s qualifications weren’t backed by institutionalised certificates, now the very personification of enslavement to the education system. Among the religious Muslim, intellectual slavery and bankruptcy is all…

  • The Religion of Peace

    The Religion of Peace

    The pacification of Islam has been passively promoted for a very long time in order to appeal to the modern notion of human rights. The Europeans and Americans hide behind the façade of human dignity and morals, taking a moral high ground and criticising Muslims despite indulging in these same violations push Muslims into the…

  • The Queen, Salman Rushdie and Freedom of Speech Tirade

    The Queen, Salman Rushdie and Freedom of Speech Tirade

    There has always been a tendency the “civilised” West has always forgotten to stay clear of – and that is, conflating criticism with gaslighting and denigration of our faith. From grotesque drawings with stereotypical caricature by so called Danish and French cartoonists to displaying hideous cartoons of the prophet ﷺ on government buildings, no stone…

  • Muslim exclusivism, media and entrepreneurism

    Muslim exclusivism, media and entrepreneurism

    We have always seen attempts at creating a Muslim alternative to what would generally be considered haram. Starting from muslimmanga.org to create a more culturally and morally relatable alternative to anime to a labayk.com, a WordPress website made using the bbPress themes and plugins, there has not been any end at creating Muslim alternatives. However,…

  • The Islamic invasion of the 21st century!

    The Islamic invasion of the 21st century!

    The Islamic Invasion Begins! The last few decades have seen a surge in civil unrest. Innocent civilians in war-torn countries such as Yemen, Syria and Iraq face no choice but to seek refuge in foreign lands. Thus, a migration period began with many moving to Europe, and to Asia, until finally, America. The seeming Islamic invasion had…

  • Muhammad ﷺ and Aisha’s Marriage: A Non Controversial Issue Made Controversial

    Muhammad ﷺ and Aisha’s Marriage: A Non Controversial Issue Made Controversial

    As Muslims, most of us have at least once, if not multiple times in our lifetimes described ourselves as “moderate” Muslims in order to differentiate and save ourselves from the embarrassment and guilt of sharing the same faith as deviant militant groups, crusading about in the name of religion. Ever since the dawn of 9/11,…

  • Islam and Modernist Political Phraseology

    Islam and Modernist Political Phraseology

    As Muslims, most of us have at least once, if not multiple times in our lifetimes described ourselves as “moderate” Muslims in order to differentiate and save ourselves from the embarrassment and guilt of sharing the same faith as deviant militant groups, crusading about in the name of religion. Ever since the dawn of 9/11,…

  • Womens history month shouldn’t exist.

    Womens history month shouldn’t exist.

    Womens history month first became an event in 1911. The UN first recognized it in 1975. Come 1980 and the world saw its first womens week as historical textbooks and courses were believed to not designate enough attention on women. By 1987 this week had turned into the first womens history month. Women had to…

  • West’s Emotional Puppet- Osama bin Laden

    West’s Emotional Puppet- Osama bin Laden

    So let me be a martyr,dwelling in a high mountain passamong a band of knights who,united in devotion to God,descend to face armies. Whenever Bin Laden is mentioned the gentrified post colonization mind sees the visage of a villain. Who was Bin Laden? A terrorist. Yes, but what was he before being a terrorist? A…

  • Malaysia Start-up Success: a Case Study

    Malaysia Start-up Success: a Case Study

    The Search for Startups The Search for Startups is an ongoing series on what helps and discourages startup culture. This article will focus on the Malaysia startups boom and what we can learn from it. Malaysia has proved itself to be in the top 10-20% best countries for startups. Malaysian startups have proven to be…

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