©Shutterstock Maliha Shahzad, UK “The heart-breaking sight of a young girl desperately wiping away her tears and clinging to her friends for one last hug, as she is forced to leave the school premises and denied her basic right to an education. Why? ‘Because of a government policy’ she is...
Azerbaijan’s school hijab ban raises questions about religious freedom, women’s rights and the right to education.
Image taken by Lajna Ima’illah UK Address by Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih V (aba) at the National Lajna & Nasirat UK Ijtema 2026...
The World Cup has a way of reminding us that people do not only come to win matches; they come carrying histories, hopes and identities.
What violent game shares its ancestry with football? Why is it played in Florence, Italy? How is it linked to religion?
Gambling often exploits vulnerability and weakens self-control, while religion can encourage discipline and help people avoid addiction risks.
The FIFA World Cup reveals timeless lessons of faith and trust in God through football’s greatest victories, defeats and defining moments.
Happiness is within our grasp through our outlook on life, society, and helping others. Religion teaches the path to lasting happiness.
"The Third World War has begun piecemeal, and we must strive to halt its spread before it engulfs the entire world"
Are terrorist groups like Boko Haram and Al-Shabaab inspired by the teachings of Islam? Or are they motivated by something else?
How do you avoid addiction? What is the role of pleasure in our lives? How can we live balanced and healthy lives?
The Strait of Hormuz has taken centre stage in the midst of a raging war. But why is it so important and who does it impact most?
In the midst of World War 3, the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadyya Muslim Community calls for unity, especially within the Muslim world
If we're to learn anything from history, the world needs a moral reset to prevent atrocities against humanity
Phones are here to stay; they provide innumerable benefits but also pose severe risks if left unchecked, especially in the hands of children.
