Shelina Janmohamed

Polls in the United States show Muslims are loyal to their country and most condemn attacks. No kidding!

The text message flurry for the holy month has begun. You know it's coming? Be prepared! Has the moon been sighted yet? Oh, mercy ...

If womanhood can't be limited to being a slut, an obedient wife, a political activist, a feminist or a girly girl, what is it?

I've worked out that as a new mum, I can only manage four hours of non-baby-related activity in any one day.

The Kuwaiti PM who called to make female prisoners of war sex slaves managed to wrap up every possible stereotype of Muslims into one mind-boggling story: men who treat women as possessions; oppressed wives; women who buy into the worldview that men are there to be satisfied at all costs and that the Arab desire for conquest is still rampant.

What if men weren't allowed to drive? A modest proposal for a Gender Prioritisation and Separation programme on the road.

Visitors from the Middle East to Edgware Road in the English capital might stop, look and listen before entering this multicultural street.

The Blue Screen of Death is about to turn black, computer industry insiders are saying, but is that going to bring my laptop back to life?

The anniversaries of the first men sent into space is a time to reflect on our place in the universe and our connection to each other.

Arab Muslim youths rejected western-style democracy and Osama bin Laden to develop their own future.

Nigella Lawson's decision to go swimming in a "burkini" has been derided in Britain, but is seen by a significant portion of the population as liberating for women.

Shelina Zahra Janmohamed says women aren't dictators for a few good reasons.

Trade was arguably one of the things that once made the Muslim world great and created fluid and mutually-binding relationships with other world powers.

Thirty-five is the new forty-five. And not in a good way. It's the new age for a midlife crisis.