What am I doing at the moment , and how does it link in with service to Ummah ?

 I am doing some analysis on the situation of the Muslims in the UK and seeing where this will lead me. I dont expect much interaction as we are quite a dead lot sadly but its good that I can see where I can get to and where this analysis leads. Thats basically it.


Unfortunately only if we get majorly attacked by the far right etc will any movement happen amongst the Muslims i think. Very sad but it may reflect the dead state we are in.

How does this link in with Khidma (service to Ummah)?

I think i am trying to show the way forward and also expose the reality of our current state, which many may not like me to do as its quite ugly. This normally leads to marginilisation and personal attacks but thats ok inshaallah. Its normal. At least i would have said what should have been said. They can then stay in their situation knowing that someone has exposed it to them (according to how he saw it). Sometimes service to Ummah may mean giving difficult news that is hard to take. The person must then remain patient and hope that the sentiment changes and they start becoming more active in addressing thier situation inshaAllah.


Ali T

29/9/25

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