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Dilly Hussain

Dilly Hussain

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Deputy Editor, 5Pillars

Bedford

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Total articles 44

  • Should a divisive tweet warrant a police visit?

    By Dilly Hussain Verified| Islam21c Verified On 7 November 2023, two detectives from Bedfordshire Police visited my home over a tweet, where I posted in response to anti-Israel protests at Dagestan’s Uytash Airport. [1]On 29 October of last year, I said,“This is the kind of welcome ALL Israelis should be receiving at the airports of Muslim-majority countries.” [2]It later surfaced that during these anti-Israel protests in Dagestan, some went there with the intention to attack Jews for their religion.

    By Dilly Hussain Verified · Islam21c

    Nov. 22, 2024

  • A message to the far-right

    By Dilly Hussain Verified| Islam21c Verified Dilly Hussain is the deputy editor of British Muslim news site 5Pillars. He is also a political blogger for the Huffington Post and a features writer for Al Jazeera specialising on human rights. He regularly appears on Islam Channel, Russia Today, BBC Look East, BBC South and BBC radio stations discussing Middle East and North African politics, as well as domestic stories concerning British Muslims.

    By Dilly Hussain Verified · Islam21c

    Aug. 19, 2024

  • Should a divisive tweet warrant a police visit?

    By Dilly Hussain Verified| Islam21c Verified On 7 November 2023, two detectives from Bedfordshire Police visited my home over a tweet, where I posted in response to anti-Israel protests at Dagestan’s Uytash Airport. [1]On 29 October of last year, I said,“This is the kind of welcome ALL Israelis should be receiving at the airports of Muslim-majority countries.” [2]It later surfaced that during these anti-Israel protests in Dagestan, some went there with the intention to attack Jews for their religion.

    By Dilly Hussain Verified · Islam21c

    Nov. 22, 2024

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5Pillars

Muslim news, opinion, analysis

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Founded: 2010