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Video 2: How The Khilafah Would Manage The Muslim World’s Issues?
When we look at the Muslim lands today, we find those lands reeling from many problems. Be it poverty, corruption, oppression, or occupation, we face an uphill struggle overcoming our problems. However, Allah (swt) has given us solutions for all times and places. He (swt) gave us a framework through which we must govern ourselves. ... -
Comment: Why The Khilafah Is The Ummah’s Shield
What a tragedy that whenever the enemies of Islam attack our Deen or the Ummah, we have no one to respond to them or to defend ourselves! In this hadith Rasul’Allah (saw) said that the Imam – or Khalifah – is our “shield.” He is the leader who stands against those who attack us. When ... -
Video 1: What Effective Role Can We Play To End The Oppression In The Muslim Lands?
The Khilafah would use many tools to resolve the problems inflicting the Muslim lands. -
Rajab 2022: The Ummah Always Overcame Hardship With the Khilafah
We live in a time in which we see suffering in every part of the Muslim World. In fact, almost every Muslim is aware of at least one example of oppression and occupation hurting the Ummah. Palestine, Kashmir, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, the Uyghurs, the Rohingya and so on. With each passing year, the list keeps ... -
Launch of the 2022 Rajab Campaign
Allah (swt) said: And those who disbelieve are allies to one another, if you do not do so (i.e. become allies) there will be Fitnah (and oppression) on earth, and great (mischief and) corruption. (Surah Anfal: Verse 73) Indeed, the words of Allah are ever true, for fitnah and oppression has spread far across the ... -
Capitalism: Now Failing “Old-Stock” Canadians?
After the government’s announcement in mid-January that it would require truckers returning to Canada by land to be vaccinated, the country has been thrown into a political crisis. Both the Canadian and US government had previously carved out an exemption for truckers to not require vaccination, to address supply chain issues. At this stage, with ... -
2017 Quebec City Masjid Massacre: Has Anything Changed?
On January 29, 2017, Alexandre Bissonnette shot and murdered six Muslims at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec City. The victims of the assault were brothers: Ibrahima Barry, Mamdou Tanou, Khaled Belkacemi, Aboubaker Thabti, Abdelkrim Hassane and Azzedine Soufiane. May Allah (swt) have mercy on our fallen brothers and give patience and support to their ... -
Another Year Closer to Meeting Our Lord!
As we enter the year 2022 in the Gregorian Calendar, Canadian society at large usually take this time to celebrate, with only COVID dampening these festivities. For Muslims, however, every passage of time is taken very seriously. Each passing hour, week, month, or year, brings us that much closer to the most momentous event of ... -
The Cost of Imitation – A Muslim’s Guide to Christmas
As Muslim families in Canada are getting ready for their winter break, we are bombarded with advertisements, movies, shows and music all geared towards the celebration of Christmas. As believers we are caught between non-Muslims’ genuine desire for us to share in their festivities, and the desire of many Muslims to not be seen as ... -
Exposing Anti-Muslim Hate – Resisting Bill 21
Earlier this month, Fatemeh Anvari – a Grade 3 teacher from Chelsea Public School in Quebec – was fired from her job for wearing a hijab. She was removed under Bill 21, a Quebec law that bars public employees in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols. Although the Quebec High Court had ruled to ...