On 2 November 1917, Britain committed one of the most heinous crimes of the last century, lighting the fuse for one of the longest-running injustices of the modern era.
Hafiz Sha'ban breaks down the truth of the matter, in this article marking 109 years of Palestinian occupation, displacement, siege, imprisonment, and war.
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IFA Zakah Forum 2026
Is your zakah governance-ready? If you're a charity CEO, trustee, or finance and compliance lead, you'll want to join scholars, legal experts, and fellow charity professionals at an upcoming event exploring zakah policies, compliance, audits, sanctions, and frozen funds.
🗒️ Monday 9 November, 9am–2pm
📍 City Hall, London
🎟️ FREE for UK charities
Places are limited, so register your interest now:
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Give people what they need, not what they want
Daʿwah should be guided by the Qur’ān, not audience preferences or the pursuit of online attention. When we let the Qur’ān set our direction, we address the issues people need to hear about, even when they are not the topics they would choose themselves.
Watch the full video:
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What happens when a man spends years bottling up what he feels?
In this resource for Hold On, therapist Ahmed Tomal explores the anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts that can follow, and what real brotherhood can look like when someone finally speaks.
holdon.org.uk/not-weak-for-n…
“I was a Muslim Darwinist.” 👀
"Darwinism is in turmoil"
What changed Subboor Ahmad’s mind—and why do even atheist scientists get attacked for questioning Darwin?
Subboor Ahmad joins Dr Hamza Tzortzis for a MASTERCLASS māshāAllāh discussing evolution, Islam and the assumptions we rarely question.
Watch here:
youtu.be/IIe9vUR-IWs
Connection can help someone through depression
Loneliness, isolation, trauma, and depression can leave someone disconnected from themselves and the people around them. Rebuilding that connection, even through simple acts of self-care, can create space to work through painful experiences and begin moving forward.
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🌱 Every orphan deserves someone in their corner.
For £30 a month, you can sponsor a child and give them food, shelter, care, and a real chance at the future they deserve. A small amount from you, a whole world for them.
Become a sponsor today by donating to our charity partner.
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Sometimes, holding on does not mean feeling strong. Sometimes, it simply means not allowing the darkest moment to convince you that it is the whole story.
Depression, anxiety, grief, and prolonged stress can leave us feeling as though our hearts cannot take any more. The Qur’ān speaks of hearts that become overwhelmed, restless, and afraid, but also of hearts strengthened by faith and finding rest in the remembrance of Allah.
Exploring these verses alongside neuroscience, Maria Akbar reflects on how we can hold on through emotional pain while seeking support, and remember that our darkest moments do not tell the whole story.
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What is the deep connection between these two Names of Allah?
In this upcoming issue of Think Again, Dr. Hamza Tzortzis will explore what that relationship reveals about Allah’s mercy, from the very nature of His divinity to the Day of Judgment.
Sign up today to have this delivered to your inbox tomorrow at 5pm GMT.
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Good character is the true measure of a Muslim
How do people who know us best describe our character? The Prophet ﷺ was the finest example of good character, and our worship should be reflected in how we treat others.
The way we behave at home and the promises we keep — our akhlāq reveals who we really are in these matters, and carries immense weight on the Day of Judgment.
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We all experience pain, grief, loss, hardship. The question is how we understand those experiences, and how we respond when suffering becomes part of life.
Imam Abdullah Hasan looks at the growing medicalisation of ordinary human suffering and asks what the Islamic framework offers instead. If we look at the grief of the Prophet ﷺ, sabr, tawakkul, Dunya, and the Ākhirah, there is a way to understand suffering without treating every hardship as a disorder.
Watch the podcast on this topic:
🎥 youtu.be/Ue5lI11kbxQ
DON'T BELIEVE IN YOURSELF?! 🤯
When Shaykh Mustafa Almansur flew 3,000 miles to reconnect with his estranged son, everyone thought he was crazy.
What happened next is an extraordinary lesson in tawakkul.
In this powerful new OnGuard episode, Dr Hamza Tzortzis explores a counterintuitive truth with Shaykh Mustafa:
What if admitting you're powerless is the key to unlocking your greatest strength?
🎥 Watch now: youtu.be/JeQRG6ngW9c
The way we think affects the way we hear
Why do we overlook the good someone does and focus on the one thing they got wrong? And why can two people experience the same relationship so differently?
From harmful generalisations to the different ways people see, hear, and feel the world, the Mind Engineer explores how our minds shape communication, relationships, and even how we understand the words of the Prophet ﷺ.
Watch the full video:
🎥 youtu.be/XLqV83HBBn0
Give a hot meal today 🤲
In Sudan, families are fleeing conflict with nothing but each other.
Just £3 provides a hot meal for someone who hasn't eaten properly in days. £3 is all it takes to bring warmth, dignity, and a full stomach.
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