Extremism and the conveyor-belt fallacy
The conveyor belt theory is a caricature of those who seek to tackle extremism
Amjad Khan
Why we need a statutory Prevent strategy in schools
For years British academia has turned a blind eye to Islamist extremism
Did the 2003 Iraq war create ISIS?
The global jihadist insurgency would have happened regardless of the war in Iraq
Why Muslim ‘not in my name’ campaigns are part of the problem
Merely being unsupportive of jihadism does not prevent the phenomenon from growing.
Trojan horse and the unbearable silliness of the denialists
Denial and deflection over extremism is a disservice to Muslim communities.
Qatar – the sugar-daddies of Islamist financing
The implications for the Muslim world are grave if the liberal/progressive voices lose the battle for the very soul of the faith.
The Illiberal Democrats
Sadly, an attempt to challenge lazy and dangerous anti-Muslim stereotypes has ended up reinforcing them.
