January 10, 2014

Lee Rigby The two sisters who worked for Nigella Lawson were found not guilty of fraud  just after the convictions of Michael Adebolago and Michael Adebolawle, […]
January 10, 2014

Gender segregation in British Universities 1&2

Universities and Gender Segregation The 10th of December, this Tuesday is Human Rights Day. It is my birthday too and insha-allah ( God willing) I plan […]
September 30, 2013

The Veil Part 11

  So, to round two of the veil debate. I would prefer not to get into the ring again but must, not because I’m a stubborn […]
September 30, 2013

To Veil or not to Veil?

First a British judge, then dedicated educationalists running a British college have been defeated by the aggressive guerrilla army of Muslim Salafists and their misguided allies. […]
September 30, 2013

How Art Treats Princess Diana

The new film Diana  is, at times, bathetic, intermittently moving, certainly torrid, vivid and subversive. It is based on the book Last Love by Kate Snell, […]
August 8, 2013

Missing My family Carrot Halva

It’s Eid, the celebration at the end of Ramadhan and I feel so alone. My mum, beloved aunts and cousins are all either dead or moved […]
August 8, 2013

Ladywood Blues: Where are the dads?

  Ladywood in Birmingham is one of several districts where, according to a new report, seventy per cent of children are raised in households without fathers. […]
August 8, 2013

Home Office Institutionally Racist

  The Home Office is on a mission to intimidate and debase Kipling’s ‘fluttered folk and wild’ abroad and in the UK.  It is proud to […]
July 10, 2013

Stuart Hall: The Sentence

  I wanted to go to Preston Crown Court to witness Stuart Hall finally paying for his crimes against children. Something came up and I couldn’t. […]