The political and academic discourse on colonised countries is deliberately framed in such a way that it problematises the victim while exonerating and legitimising the villain. This has involved rewriting the historical record, a sine qua non of European colonialism, and for us to confront
We have a webinar event on Saturday 12 September in which we will discuss: NORMALISATION: Israel’s strategy for occupation Speakers: • Massoud Shadjareh • Mick Napier• Dr Marwa Osman• Stephen Sizer • Haim Bresheeth Time: 5:00 pm UKLive on Facebook and YouTube JOIN US IN OUR FREE EVENT Al-Shama’il Al-Muhammadiyya (415 Hadiths on the Beauty & Perfection of the
As Massoud Shadjareh recounted in his video of 7 August (see below), IHRC has written a complaint letter to the BBC regarding their coverage of the coronavirus crisis with regard to Muslims. A copy of the letter can be read under the video. Please take
IHRC would like to wish you all a very blessed Eid ul Adha. Eid Mubarak and don’t forget the oppressed in your prayers. May Allah swt liberate them. Ameen. Please find links to more information on the current and historic situation below.If you need more
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IHRC has complained about the Jewish Chronicle’s reporting on this year’s Al-Quds Day virtual event. By email 14 July 2020 Mr. Pollard, Complaint re article on or around 27 May 2020 in The Jewish Chronicle, ‘Government lawyer joined rally featuring call for removal of Jews
Guests include Saeed A. Khan, co-author with Saied R. Ameli of ‘What’s Going on Here? Muslim Experiences of Islamophobia between Obama and Trump’ and Hakimeh Saghaye-Biria author of ‘Political Islamophobia at US Think Tanks: Battling the Power of Islamic Resistance’ both published by IHRC
Listen to Saeed A. Khan discuss the new IHRC publication from him and Saied R. Ameli, What’s Going on Here? Muslim experiences of Islamophobia in the USA between Obama and Trump on Radio Islam in South Africa on Monday 22 June 2020. The book is
The disturbing rise of Hindutva supremacism in India has been mirrored by a corresponding growth of extremism in the Indian diaspora, particularly in the UK where the efforts of such groups are now feeding into public policy decisions, says Amrit Wilson. In the six weeks
The Covid-19 pandemic may have exposed the unpreparedness and weaknesses of the established political order but it has also underlined the ongoing failures of leadership in the Muslim community, especially its inability to think big and strategically, argues Sadek Hamid. Historically, pandemics have forced humans
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