If you’ve been following Mustafa Briggs on social media for the last...
Latest
Reviews
Minarets in the Mountains by Tharik Hussain is published by Bradt Guides....
A new documentary, 'Malcolm X and the Sudanese', looks at the role of Ahmed Osman in the life of Malcolm X. Osman, a Sudanese development economist, first met Malcolm by chance at Muhammad’s Temple #7 in Harlem in the summer of 1962. The film, directed by Sophie Schrago and written and produced by Hisham Aidi, follows Osman, now in his late seventies, as he returns to Harlem 55 years after the death of Malcom X.
Omar Rais reviews Edoardo Albert's new book on the great 14th century traveller, Ibn Battuta, focusing on aspects of his journey such as culture shock and loneliness, that even the modern traveller can relate to.
The history of Islam in Africa is almost as old as Islam...
‘Discover untold stories’, reads the slogan emblazoned on the back of our...
Remember when there was barely such a thing as a documentary for...
