Mohammed

[الفاتحة 📿 @houseofqahwa]

One of many cases of gang-rape by French soldiers towards Muslim women:

“Kheira Garne, Mohamed's biological mother, was 15 years old when she was taken to the Theniet El Had detention camp, where she was tortured and raped by soldiers of the French Army. After becoming pregnant, the soldiers tried to make her miscarry by kicking her in the stomach and continued to rape and abuse her throughout her pregnancy.

At his birth, Mohamed Garne was separated from Kheira because she was deemed incapable of caring for her child. He was entrusted to several wet nurses, under whose care he was very poorly treated. He was later found anorexic in a hospital in Algiers, with a skull fracture. Subsequently, a couple of writers decided to adopt him; however, when he was fifteen, the couple separated and forced him to return to the orphanage.

After a melancholic period marked by alcohol and self-harm, in 1986 Garne began searching for his biological mother. He found her one evening in September 1988 in the Algerian capital.”

[Olive 🌿 (Unavailable) @oliveegirl]

Nada needs a gas cylinder her baby Sameer has breathing problems and the smoke makes this worse. Please donate .

[David Miller @Tracking_Power]

Ah Maajid Nawaz! Who remembers the halcyon days when he claimed to be a recovering "Islamist extremist", only for it later to be revealed that he and the Quilliam Foundation were secretly created and bankrolled by British intelligence - specifically MI6 and the Office for Security and counter Terrorism?

[наѕıм @wali_hv]

Tolkien is probably the most disgraced artist in history. His stories about simple country folk defeating the evils of industrialization have been embraced by actual industrialists building technologies they claim will wipe out all humans. You can’t possibly be more disrespected

[Jösef @ilovemilkcakes]

2 am and this tweet got me cry laughing

[zinah𓂆 @zhal80]

This link is to pay my uni tuition and to buy dental tools.
All patients will be treated for free, and the costs are very high. It will also help cover my siblings’ uni fees.
https://t.co/V18Zk51GSV

[shayma @roundthefurr]

i need lawyers based in the UK and the US to help me track down and take legal actions against two organizers who stole +£10k and $14k from my cousins’ fundraisers. this is unacceptable.

[S2J News @s2jnews]

Hollywood actor Riz Ahmed says he was approached by the intelligence services 3 times.

[Shav Ngah ★ @shavnyuyngah]

A factory owner in Ashulia, Bangladesh, wanted to build a mosque for his workers. He gave the commission to a Bangladeshi architect. Not an imported name. Not a foreign firm. A local architect who understood the land, the climate, and the culture she was building for.

In 2025, Time Magazine named it one of the greatest places in the world, the first Bangladeshi building to ever appear on that list.

The entire structure is one material. One colour. Pink-pigmented concrete, perforated with small rectangular voids that filter light into the prayer hall the way hanging lanterns did in old mosques. A dome floats unsupported over the circular prayer space. The high plinth references the Bhiti, the earthen mound that Bangladeshi homes have been built upon for centuries in the deltaic floodplain. The building knows where it comes from because the architect did.

Across Africa, clients with the same resources make a different call. Foreign firms. Imported aesthetics. Buildings that could exist anywhere. The brief gets fulfilled. The opportunity gets wasted.

Trusting a local architect with his mother’s name just made global history. That should mean something to us.

Zebun Nessa Mosque, Ashulia, Bangladesh 🇧🇩 | Studio Morphogenesis | Lead Architect: Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | 6,060 sq.ft | 2023 | 📷 Asif Salman, City Syntax

[LaunchGood @LaunchGood]

Amin Abdullah.

He stood his ground so others could make it home safely.

When gunmen opened fire outside the Islamic Center of San Diego, Amin protected the community until his final moments. Police say his actions prevented the attack from becoming far worse.

Support Amin’s family with funeral costs, immediate household needs, education for his children, and long term financial stability.

May Allah accept him amongst the martyrs and grant patience to his loved ones. 🤲

https://t.co/yGh1LcCoFI

#aminabdullah

[Egypt's Intel Observer @EGYOSINT]

Finally, someone is talking about the Iraqi shepherd who discovered a secret Israeli military site in Iraq’s desert and was hunted down and killed by Israeli forces, who sent a helicopter after him and opened fire until his vehicle burst into flames.

https://t.co/JykfpGgmkN

[iman 🌳 @imankhaneh]

it's so heartbreaking how the world has failed the rohingyas. myanmar has blocked most international agencies, including the UN, from parts of northern rakhine state, where their security forces are raping and massacring rohingya muslims. the rohingya genocide is still ongoing.

[ALEXIS ™I ❤️🇷🇼● @dufitalexis1]

Britain has lost around half its hedgerows since the Second World War. The wildlife that depended on them has followed a similar trajectory. 🌿

The old field boundary — a strip of blackthorn, hawthorn, dog rose, and elder two to five metres wide between cultivated ground — was not wasted agricultural space. It was a functioning ecological system that maintained pollinators, pest predators, and farmland birds across centuries of working land.

Each hedgerow is a nesting corridor for grey partridge and skylark, a foraging habitat for brown hares and hedgehogs, a site for solitary bee colonies, and a windbreak for the crops alongside it.

The field cultivated to its very edge gives the maximum return this season. It removes the populations of beneficial insects, farmland birds, and small mammals on which stable long-term production depended.

The field with a hedgerow yields a few percent less per cultivated hectare — but remains productive across decades without compensatory chemical inputs. The documented declines in grey partridge, lapwing, and skylark across the British agricultural landscape since the 1970s are directly linked to field consolidation and hedgerow removal.

Practical equivalents for the garden or smallholding:
- A strip of wildflower meadow at least one metre wide at the plot boundary
- A clump of nettles in a shaded corner as a habitat base for red admiral, small tortoiseshell, and peacock butterflies
- A native mixed hedge of blackthorn and hawthorn in place of post-and-wire fencing
- A section of uncut grass between rows of fruit trees

#HedgerowHabitat #FarmlandWildlife #NativeHedge #GardenWildlife

[Sangel 🪽 @sahmetkiz]

We know, we remember how lDF unleashed a combat dog on a Young Palestinian man with Down syndrome. Mohammad was deliberately killed. We’ll never forget what you did to Mohammad Bhar.

[John West @johnbestwest]

Until I saw this tweet, I had never heard on this incident before, and I follow the news fairly closely. Did political leaders and the King visit the Bristol Muslim community in response?

[Huda Ammori @HudaAmmori]

BREAKING: For the first time, a Judge will seek to sentence direct action activists, four of the Filton 24, as terrorists.

They were convicted of criminal damage, with the jury unaware of a potential terrorism sentence.

Reporting restrictions on this have just been lifted.

[iman 🌳 @imankhaneh]

i believe Allah will hold south asian muslims accountable for not doing enough for the oppressed muslims of india.

south east asian muslims and bangladeshis will be held accountable for not doing enough for the oppressed rohingyas.

[iman 🌳 @imankhaneh]

bangladesh is such an unserious country

[Mohammad @MargBarAmerica]

how can a society be so cartoonishly evil man

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

"If India had 25% of world GDP it would have easily defeated the East India Company."

Kyle this sentence reveals that you do not know how the East India Company actually conquered India and I need you to understand this before the conversation can go anywhere.

The Company did not defeat India in a straight military contest between Europe and India. That is not what happened.

What happened:

The Mughal Empire was in political fragmentation.

Regional powers, the Marathas, the Nawabs of Bengal, the Nizam of Hyderabad, were in conflict with each other.

The Company did not defeat Indian wealth.

It inserted itself into Indian political conflict, backed one faction against another, extracted concessions from whoever it helped win, and used those concessions to fund the next round of expansion.

At the Battle of Plassey in 1757, the battle that effectively handed Bengal to the Company, Robert Clive led roughly 3,000 Company soldiers.

The Nawab had 50,000.

Clive won because he had already bribed the Nawab's own commander-in-chief, Mir Jafar, to keep his entire army standing still when the battle began.

This is not European military genius defeating Indian economic power.

This is a trading company exploiting a political betrayal.

GDP does not prevent betrayal, my friend.

Fragmented political authority does not automatically consolidate to repel a sufficiently opportunistic external actor.

The British did not defeat Indian wealth.

They captured Indian political fragmentation and used it to redirect Indian wealth toward Britain.

That is a completely different story than the one your argument assumes.