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Is Donald Trump defending global stability or reshaping the world in America’s image? Is this leadership, or a new era of unchecked hegemony? Has the international rules-based order ended, leaving ‘might is right’ as the only game in town? Is this Monroe Doctrine 2.0, or an injection of Trumpism?#Islam #Muslims #Trump #America #Doctrine #politics

China now produces more than a third of the world’s manufactured goods, more than the next nine countries combined. As the UK under Keir Starmer looks to deepen trade ties with Beijing, the United States under President Trump is pushing back hard. #GeopoliticalShift #ChinaPowerPlay #UKForeignPolicy #GlobalTensions

We speak to young, enthusiastic entrepreneur Hisham Karim who launched his first business after noticing a gap in the market and a high demand for his product. Watch the full video to discover his unique journey to success.

At Havering Islamic Centre, Imam Xhevdet Rizahi speaks about the value that faith and belief add to the character of a Muslim, the importance of focus during worship, and the deeper meaning of the call to prayer.

John Rees sits down with Moazzam Begg to reflect on his journey from wrongful imprisonment in Guantánamo Bay to becoming a leading voice on justice and human rights. He discusses the experiences that shaped him, his activism since release, and the lessons the world still needs to learn from the “War on Terror” and its lasting impact.

Solicitor Saleem Sheikh reflects on his role judging the Islam Channel Business Awards 2025, sharing key insights on the finalists and offering guidance for entrepreneurs on exemplary business practices

This Friday, we visit Palmers Green Mosque to hear Imam Mohamed Ahdash speak on seeking refuge in Allah from the evil within ourselves and the consequences of our deeds. A powerful reflection on self-control, deep introspection, striving for personal betterment, and turning back to Allah through sincere repentance and forgiveness.

In this evening News, evolving relationship between the UK and Beijing, renewed attention on Greenland’s Inuit communities amid growing global interest in the Arctic and Iraq’s shifting political scene, as former prime minister Nouri al-Maliki re-emerges, raising questions about power, legacy, and the country’s future direction.