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[Bosnian Football @BosniaNTBall]

Whether it is or isn’t a red to Balogun is now irrelevant. Government interference is a violation of FIFA Article 2 & 15, and the punishment is disqualification and suspension. #FIFAWorldCup

[NHS Million @NHSMillion]

Immigration is not the reason that you can’t get a hospital appointment, it’s the reason you can get one.

Please retweet for all the people who can’t seem to grasp that.

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

A boy was shot in Birmingham.

It happened to be near a mosque.

West Midlands Police confirmed that the shooting was NOT connected to the mosque.

So why did Sky News feel it was relevant to lead with the mosque in its coverage?

This is just another example of anti-Muslim bias on mainstream media.

Including a mosque in the headline, despite no connection, only reinforces negative perceptions of Muslims.

At ilmfeed, we're working to counter anti-Muslim bias by telling the stories the mainstream media often overlooks.

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[فضل بن محمد @NotAMolviii]

@ThomasKerrMSP If I was a young woman, I'd run far if I saw you

[فضل بن محمد @NotAMolviii]

@_VN5 There's a reason why this post has more comments than likes

[iza @izamamaa]

How does a lonely penguin or rejected monkey break the internet, while a starving baby in Gaza barely gets noticed? No child deserves to starve or be killed.

[The National @ScotNational]

BREAKING: Art focused on Israel’s genocide in Palestine is set to be shown in Scotland after its exhibition south of the Border was cancelled

The exhibition had been due to be shown in London in May but it was cancelled after an intervention from UK Lawyers for Israel

[Dr Rahmeh Aladwan @doctor_rahmeh]

Delivered by C‑section from her dead mother's body. 23 years old. 'israel' bombed and killed her. Buried them under rubble. The baby girl was named after her. Doctors gave her a 50/50 chance of survival. She died 5 days later and was buried next to her mum.

Check the date.

[Dilly Hussain @DillyHussain88]

They’re bringing it to our doorsteps.

An imam’s house in Bolton.

A Sikh woman mistaken for a Muslim.

Mosques and Muslim businesses.

And every grifting far-right agitator and politician on X has played a role in enabling this.

[5Pillars @5Pillarsuk]

On Tuesday, a Muslim family home in the Lammack area of Blackburn was targeted in an arson attack while three young children, including a baby, were inside the property.

The attack caused significant damage to both the family’s vehicle and their home, putting innocent lives at risk and leaving the family deeply shaken. What happened could have had far more serious consequences.

We are sharing this footage to raise awareness of this incident and to highlight the impact it has had on a family who should have felt safe in their own home. The family feels they have received no support despite the seriousness of the attack and are still seeking answers.

If anyone has any information please call 101 and report it.

[Zarah Sultana MP @zarahsultana]

The most emotion Keir Starmer has shown is over losing his job, not enabling the genocide of the Palestinian people.

Good riddance.

His next stop should be The Hague.

[mike ☭ 🇵🇸🔻 @__mike91]

didn’t cry when he watched palestinian children get bombed, or when he proscribed people trying to stop the bombing, or when he jailed the people who support those attempting to stop the bombing.

[Neil Findlay @Neilsocialist]

Horrific racist attacks on innocent people in Edinburgh today - this is what happens when racism becomes normalised by political chancers like Farage , Lowe, Kerr and Offord - shame on them.

Let us unite to say not in my name.

[Jordan M @Jordan_MG_]

When two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, a COBR meeting was called within hours.

When five Muslims were stabbed in Scotland, where was the COBR meeting?

Maybe there’s a good reason. Maybe there isn’t.

But if government responses differ, the public are entitled to ask why.

[IslamophobiaUK @uk_islamophobia]

Five Muslim men were chased through Edinburgh with a machete on Friday night.

Two of them were 22 years old.

They were walking through their own city. Sighthill. Then the west. Then Leith Walk.

By the end of the night, five were injured and three were in hospital.

Tonight they are lying in those beds wondering if they will be well enough for work on Monday.

The man who did it was pinned to the ground by police, still screaming.

"I'm protecting the country from these Muslim bastards raping our young daughters."

Ask where a man learns to say that out loud.

He didn't invent it.

Three days earlier, Rupert Lowe published a crowdfunded report claiming 250,000 white girls had been raped by Muslim gangs.

The number was everywhere. GB News. X. The front pages.

Then a man took it into the street on the end of a blade.

He needed one breath to name who he hated.

Watch how long it took everyone else.

The BBC first wrote "Islamophobic attacks." Then changed it to "anti-Muslim." The right word, quietly swapped.

Sky News: "appearing to target Muslims."

LBC kept the word. The only outlet that did. The same station that dropped Sangita Myska in 2024 after she refused to soften.

Then the politicians.

Manchester synagogue, October. John Swinney, same day: "Antisemitism is an evil we must confront." He named the faith. He named the community. That was right.

Edinburgh, his own capital. Swinney: "deeply concerned" by "these incidents." Not Muslim. Not Islamophobia.

The Prime Minister, almost a day late: "appears to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred."

The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, a Muslim woman, the minister whose department decides what this country calls terrorism. Golders Green: "a vile act of terrorism." Edinburgh: "appears."

Even her.

Still no COBRA. The threat level has not moved. And not one of them will name the attacker's faith.

When the man with the blade is one of us, his religion leads the headline before the ambulance arrives.

When he comes for us, he is a bare-chested man with a weapon.

We have watched this before.

Maysum Abdullah took a knife to the neck shielding his pupils. A hero in every paper. A Muslim in none of them.

Mohammed Algasim, a Saudi student, stabbed to death in the neck in Cambridge. His name barely printed.

And it is not slowing down. In a single week, three mosques were attacked and an imam's home was firebombed. Batley. Blackburn. Bolton. Barely a ripple.

A man knew exactly who he hated and said it in one sentence.

The press could not print it without editing it. The politicians could not say it without softening it. The state would not lift a finger to escalate it.

The whole country saw what it was. Almost no one in power would say the word.

Hands held over their mouths.

Tonight, five Muslim men are in an Edinburgh hospital.

They were victims.

They were Muslim.

They prayed, they fasted, they practised the religion of Islam.

And every word of that was stripped from the page.

If they won’t say it. We will.

ISLAMOPHOBIA.

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[Marl Karx @BareLeft]

Will this get even a fraction of the attention other recent acts of violence have?

[Humza Yousaf @HumzaYousaf]

Hey @RupertLowe10 you blew the dog-whistle this week, and people have reacted exactly how you wanted them to.

Over 4m Muslims in the UK, and you have made every single one of us a target.

You should be utterly ashamed of yourself.

[Stephen Flynn @StephenFlynnSNP]

A week to celebrate. A week to recover. An extra week just to annoy this guy.

On repeat every year until the end of time.

[Mohammed Hijab @mohammed_hijab]

@WokeratiMarty @DefendOurJuries @HudaAmmori This is the same judge (Jeremy Johnson) that judged against me in the most biased manner possible in the Douglas Murray case. This man needs to be immediately investigated by the public .

[Richard Sanders @PulaRJS]

Jeremy Johnson - in 50 years time this will be the only 1.39 minutes of your life you'll be remembered for. It'll be played in genocide museums to sum up the complicity and callous brutality of the British state in the face of the slaughter of the Palestinian people - and the courage of those who opposed it.