Meanwhile, as Muslim identity politics began to manifest itself in the assertive mobilisation and ‘increasingly confident participation of Muslims in student politics,’[1] it was fortunate that jihadism was not the only movement on the campus […]
Second-generation Muslim students splitting from JIMAS illustrates an important point: not all Muslims in Europe at this time were ‘angry’ and seeking recourse in the form of violence or revolution as suggested by Leiken (2012) […]
However, OASIS’s life would prove to be short-lived, as by the autumn of 1996, Abu Khadeejah recalls that its founders began to fear replicating the errors of JIMAS in trying to gather callers and students […]
Whilst SalafiPubs has become an epicenter for a grassroots Islamic revival in the West, a detailed study of British Salafism’s history shows that its origins were humble and began life when a small group of […]
In the name of Allāh, the Most Merciful, Bestower of Mercy. All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of all creation; may Allah extol the mention of our noble Prophet Muhammad in the highest […]
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