The Day of Arafat: A Day of Mercy, Memory and Meaning

As millions of Muslims mark the Day of Arafat before Eid tomorrow, Hajj offers more than ritual. It tells an ancient story of Abraham, Hagar and Ishmael, a story shared across faiths and rooted in sacrifice, perseverance and mercy. At the heart of it lies a powerful truth: millions still honour the struggle of a woman searching for water for her child.

Misogyny, Power and Moral Failure

A reflection on the growing conversation around misogyny what it is how it operates and why it is not an abstract idea. The piece explores how misogyny becomes embedded in culture, community leadership and faith settings and how slander, false accusation and the silencing of capable women cause deep moral harm. It calls for integrity, accountability and a return to ethical principles that uphold women’s dignity.