Does history repeat itself? Reading Frantz Fanon’s A Dying Colonialism today feels like reading a direct blueprint for modern resistance, drawing undeniable parallels to the occupation of Palestine. Dive into this 5-part breakdown of how the Algerian people successfully turned the “master’s tools”, from the veil and family structures to radios and healthcare, against their occupiers to dismantle a 132-year colonial chokehold.
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Divide et Impera: The Colonial Echo in Modern Britain
As a British-Kashmiri Muslim, I know Britishness intimately. But what happens to our collective psychology when the state and media treat our identity as a threat? A deep dive into erasure, media bias, and the colonial roots of modern division
Is an Islamic State Impossible? A Deep Dive into Wael B. Hallaq’s Argument
A critical review of The Impossible State by Wael B. Hallaq, exploring Islam, modernity, and why the nation-state may be fundamentally incompatible with Sharia.
This Hybrid Reads 