Tag: Law
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Exploring the Intersection of Faith and Personal Expression: My Journey with Tattoos
Growing up as a Sunni Muslim, I was always taught that tattoos are strictly forbidden, or “haram.” This belief was ingrained as an absolute, leaving little room for personal interpretation. However, I’ve never been one to accept things at face value without questioning and seeking to understand deeper. In Islamic tradition, the prohibition against tattoos…
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Rahim Mohamed: A Voice for Zionists or His People?
We’ll explore the curious case of Rahim Mohamed and his recent opinion on the Toronto District School Board’s (TDSB) inclusion of “anti-Palestinian racism” in its anti-discrimination strategy. His stance raises a pertinent question: Where do his loyalties truly lie? Is he barking for a Zionist master, or is he advocating for his own people? In…
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Islamophobia – The Hidden Agenda of Western Corporatocracy
Here’s another scorching take. Today we’re peeling back the layers of a deeply entrenched issue: Islamophobia. Often reduced to simple bigotry or misunderstanding, the real roots of Islamophobia are far more complex and, frankly, insidious. It’s time we expose how Islamophobia is less about actual religious differences and more about powerful industries feeling threatened by…
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Hijab and Feminism – A Tale of True Empowerment
Let’s delve into the hotbed topic that never seems to cool down—hijab and feminism. In a world that claims to champion women’s rights and freedoms, why is the conversation so often skewed towards baring one’s body as the ultimate form of liberation? Let’s explore how the hijab can be considered a profound symbol of empowerment,…
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Unmasking the Children’s Aid Society in Canada
Back with another deep dive, and today we’re going to unravel the complex and often controversial role of the Children’s Aid Society (CAS) in Canada. Originally founded with the seemingly noble goal of protecting vulnerable children, the CAS has a history riddled with both commendable efforts and deeply troubling actions, particularly towards People of Color…
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The Myth of the Good Cop – Systemic Corruption and Class Betrayal
We’re pulling the curtain back on a subject that’s as contentious as it is crucial: the concept of the “good cop.” We hear it all the time— “Not all cops are bad. There are good people who are cops.” But let’s break it down. Being a good person and being a good cop in a…
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Justice and Reciprocity in Islamic Teachings
Let’s dive into some core teachings from Islam that resonate deeply within our current global landscape: Justice and reciprocity, encapsulated in the phrases, “What you did to others, shall be done unto you,” and “When you break someone, you shall be broken.” Islamic teachings emphasize balance and justice. At its heart is the concept of…
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Religion and Culture: The Confusion of Ethics and Morals
I’m a Lebanese guy who grew up Muslim but isn’t really practicing these days. Even so, I can’t just sit back and watch while people spread all this misinformation about Islam—the religion I studied and lived with from a young age. There’s a lot to unpack here, so let’s get real about it. First off,…
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The Ownership and Alteration of Currency in Canada
In Canada, physical currency in the form of coins and banknotes holds the status of legal tender, which means it is recognized by the government as a valid form of payment. However, the possession of physical currency transfers its ownership to the individual or entity holding it. This article aims to explore the concept of…