Open letter to Tariq Ramadan
Last week the Islamic scholar and reformer Tariq Ramadan argued in the Guardian for an end to calls on British Muslims to integrate. Here, Prospect editor David Goodhart replies
Beyond Sidique
Shiv Malik reads too much into one case study
Why Sidique?
There's more to extremist Islam than crises of identity
My brother the bomber
What turned Mohammad Sidique Khan, a softly spoken youth worker, into the mastermind of 7/7?
Security dilemmas
Secret intelligence and an adversarial court system do not live easily together
Campus radicals
Universities are fertile recruiting ground for extremist Islamist groups like Hizb ut-Tahrir and al-Muhajiroun. Vice-chancellors need to start paying attention
British Islam bounces back
Britain is in the grip of rampant Islamophobia. But their response to the recent alleged terror plot shows that British Muslims are getting stronger and wiser
Leadership troubles
It's time to move on from the idea of British Muslim "community leaders"
Looking back on 7/7
The 7/7 attacks turned out not to be the turning point that many people feared
Should Muslims turn a blind eye to the cartoons?
Two Muslims disagree about the appropriate response to the cartoon controversy
Born in Bradford
I witnessed the birth of political multiculturalism in Britain. It was in Bradford in the late 1980s when the left, shamefully, swapped secular universalism for ethnic particularism