Faith and Politics (Video)

TMV Australia

05 Apr 2025 — 1 min read

Faith and Politics

In this engaging podcast, prominent Muslim scholars come together to explore the intricate relationship between faith and politics. From prophetic examples to modern-day activism, we unpack the responsibilities, opportunities, and ethical dilemmas Muslims face in the political sphere. How should Islamic principles shape political engagement, and how can our community remain authentic while effectively advocating for justice?

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Queensland criminalises specific chants used to call for an end to the Gaza genocide. The “reasonable excuse” defence is no safeguard

Lebanon bombarded by Israel: Australia refuses to confront Israel and reckon with its own alignment behind it

What the Ban on Hizb ut-Tahrir Means for Other Organisations in Australia

The Limits of a Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion