The Jurisprudential Case for Monetary Zakat al-Fitr: Beyond Literalism
In Britain today, giving Zakat al-Fitr in food commodities like dates, barley, or raisins often fails to achieve its intended...
Al-Arab in the UK Announces Its First Organised Group Umrah Journey
Al-Arab in the UK (AUK) has announced the launch of its first organised group Umrah journey, an initiative aimed at...
Egg Throwing in London: When Does “A Prank” Become a Crime And What Are Your Rights Under British Law?
What may be dismissed by some as a “harmless prank” — teenagers throwing eggs at pedestrians or vehicles on London’s...
Career Empowerment Guide: How Free Training Opens Pathways to the Future in Britain
For many Arabs living in Britain, professional ambition has moved beyond the immediate goal of finding a job. Increasingly, the...
Is Keir Starmer Running Out of Time? Crisis grips the UK government
Political tensions in the UK have reached a critical point, placing Prime Minister Keir Starmer under sustained pressure as his...
Arwa Hanin Elrayess makes history as Oxford Union’s first female Arab president
Arwa Hanin Elrayess, representing the #ENGAGE slate, has made history by being elected President of the Oxford Union for Trinity...
London Launches “Ibraaz”: Lina Lazaar Calls for a Cultural Bridge Between Nations and Ideas
London hosted a landmark cultural event on Wednesday, October 1, as Ibraaz, the branch of the Kamel Lazaar Foundation for...
Why Are Thousands Still Sleeping on London’s Streets in 2025?
Despite being one of the world’s wealthiest and most prosperous capitals, London continues to witness scenes of people sleeping rough,...
Representation Abroad Isn’t a Privilege – or a Monopoly
It’s not uncommon to come across statements from organisations that describe themselves as the “sole” or “official” representatives of a...