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Shelina Janmohamed is a columnist for The National

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Only through exposing such behaviour can things change. Getty Images

This is what happened when I challenged a cyberstalker

September 27, 2017
A Rohingya refugee carries bamboo for making a temporary shelter at a camp in Bangladesh. Danish Siddiqui / Reuters

In today's world, borders guarantee neither safety nor security

September 20, 2017
Viceroy's House depicts the last days of the British Raj. Courtesy Bend It Films

Historical dramas can trigger and enlighten our consciousness

September 13, 2017
A Rohingya man cries as he prays during a protest condemning Myanmar's government violence on his people. Fazry Ismail / EPA

Why does the world do nothing for the Rohingya?

September 6, 2017
Patrick Mouratoglou, who began coaching Serena Williams in 2012, went on to say that offering advice to the 36-year-old American during matches could also stop her doing what she does best - turn matches around. Eduardo Munoz Alvarez / AFP

There is no excuse for the global problem of unequal pay for equal work

August 3, 2017
August, or the 'silly season' for news, is a often a welcome respite from the hard and political news cycle.

I long for the August silly season, so I can rejuvenate myself

July 26, 2017
Only the prince could wake Aurora up from the spell she was under. Photo courtesy of Disney

Women must stop being portrayed as damsels in distress on the big screen

July 19, 2017
Money Cascade, an artwork by Jeff Scofield. Most of us enjoy and endure a challenging relationship with money. Courtesy of NYU Abu Dhabi

Money matters and so does what your bank does with it

July 12, 2017
Commercial and creative momentum among Generation M Muslims is far outdoing a rather stagnant national security agenda.

Generation M Muslims are flourishing

July 6, 2017
The remains of Grenfell Tower as seen from a neighbouring block in London. The tragedy, which claimed tens of lives, has delivered profound effects on British society. Carl Court / Getty Images

Why are women's voices routinely ignored?

June 30, 2017
People observing Ramadan wait to break the day’s fast outside the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque last year. Even social media activity changes during the holy month. Christopher Pike / The National

Even during Ramadan, scholars can harness big data

May 4, 2017
Ava DuVernay wore a dress by Saudi Arabian designer Mohammed Ashi to this week’s Oscars. Angela Weiss / AFP

For Muslim fashion, the personal is always political

March 2, 2017
A restaurant owner in Afghanistan holds up a bottle of Mecca Cola. Customers increasingly want to exercise the power of the money in their pockets. Photo by Reza / Getty Images

Why brands are increasingly embracing activism

February 9, 2017
Muslim millennials are increasingly making their voices heard on the internet and social media. Halal food and suitably modest women’s fashion are among the areas of consumer growth worldwide. In Pictures Ltd / Corbis via Getty Images.

Generation M: Muslim millennials and the rise of the inclusive digital ummah

September 15, 2016
Arab women shopping on London’s busy Oxford Street. The 2.78 million Muslims in Britain contribute £31 billion (Dh185bn) to the country’s economy. Peter Dench / Getty Images

Islamic finance goes to The City

October 28, 2013