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Throughout history, art has always been the voice of freedom under oppression. It is also a tool to celebrate the richness and diversity of people and culture. Fatema Zehra meets two of Palestine’s most prominent artists, Sliman Mansour and Nabil Anani.
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Diary of a Travelling Imam
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Ayten and Khallad had never considered each other for marriage, until Khallad had an epiphany during an Umrah trip.
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Adopted at birth, but cousins by blood, Ruqayya and Sajedah reveal how they have always considered themselves blood-sisters.
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Since childhood, Zabaida Bi had suffered from a stutter, even experiencing difficulty in saying the names of her loved ones.
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February issue out now.
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Inspired by the rags to riches stories of his grandfather
and uncles, Aamir Ahmad ploughed his life savings into a furniture catalogue business. Down, but not out, he recovered to create dwell, a fast growing furniture brand.
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Love has a more defined place in our faith, than mere present-giving.
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We must do more to nurture debate around Islam’s relationship with the state.
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February 11th 2011 was the day the Mubarak regime fell in Egypt.
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After Dr Farouk El-Baz was inspired as a boy scout to
become a geologist, his studies took him to America. He built an illustrious scientific career leading to a spacecraft being named after him in Star Trek.
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From the green slopes of Victoria Peak to the buzzing streets of Kowloon, the Hollywood of the East has something for everyone. Nabeel Shariff explores how to
get the best out of a trip to Hong Kong.
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When Professor Ron Geaves embarked on a biography of Victorian Muslim Abdullah William Quilliam, he could not have imagined how profoundly he would be affected. Nadia Tariq discovers the obsession behind the story.
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It is Al Jazeera’s stories and reporting that
make the headlines, but little is knownabout the people behind the success story. Here we meet six of them.
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Al Jazeera is fifteen. Mahmud Al-Rashid assesses what has
made this news organisation one of the world’s top brands
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