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Revenge crime from an Islamic perspective
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Revenge crime from an Islamic perspective

By Sheikh Abdunasir Jamac Warsame, PhD Concept of Revenge Revenge is an unjustified killing and counter-killing.What constitutes revenge? It refers to the act of inflicting harm or pain on another individual without engaging in any criminal activity. It is impossible to locate a society devoid of all types of crime or an ideal society that...

Overview of the Science of Zakat
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Overview of the Science of Zakat

By Dr. Sheikh Abdunasir Jama Warsame Introduction Zakat, one of the Five Pillars of Islam, is a fundamental act of Islam that embodies both spiritual devotion and social responsibility. It is obligatory upon all eligible Muslims who possess the minimum required wealth (nisab) to give a prescribed portion of their assets annually to those in...

Our Unhealing Nation—The Silence of Somali Art and the Aesthetics of Ruin
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Our Unhealing Nation—The Silence of Somali Art and the Aesthetics of Ruin

Dr Zakariya Weyrax For many years, I have returned to the same question, unable to leave it alone: why has Somalia’s collapse endured so long? Why has a people once so cohesive, so linguistically unified, so morally literate, remained suspended in fracture for more than three decades—long after other nations ravaged by civil war, genocide,...

When Justice Becomes Negotiable: Qisas, Diya, and the Struggle for Rule of Law in Somalia
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When Justice Becomes Negotiable: Qisas, Diya, and the Struggle for Rule of Law in Somalia

By Isha Qarsoon [1] The execution of Hodan Mohamud Diiriye in Galkayo following the killing of a young domestic worker exposed more than a tragedy. It revealed a structural crossroads for Somalia’s legal evolution. What makes this moment especially consequential is that Somalia is advancing toward codifying elements of that same retaliation-based logic within its...

Decayed Epstein File (1990s–2026): U.S. Governance, Political Culture, Law, and Wealthy Morality at a Crossroad
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Decayed Epstein File (1990s–2026): U.S. Governance, Political Culture, Law, and Wealthy Morality at a Crossroad

By Osman Ali Hassan The Epstein file, stretching from the shadows of the 1990s into the unsettled terrain of 2026, has become more than a criminal record of a disgraced financier; it has evolved into a chronic case study of American governance under strain. Over three decades, what began as rumors surrounding an eccentric and...

Man arrested after spraying unknown substance on Rep. Ilhan Omar at Minneapolis town hall
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Man arrested after spraying unknown substance on Rep. Ilhan Omar at Minneapolis town hall

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A man sprayed an unknown substance on Democratic U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar and was tackled to the ground Tuesday during a town hall Minneapolis, where tensions over federal immigration enforcement have come to a head after agents fatally shot an intensive care nurse and a mother of three this month. The audience cheered as the man was pinned down and...

Drought shrivels up milk supplies in Hargeisa affecting Somaliland women traders and pastoralists
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Drought shrivels up milk supplies in Hargeisa affecting Somaliland women traders and pastoralists

(ERGO) – Women relying on selling camel milk to support their families in Hargeisa are facing growing hardship, as the prolonged drought has forced pastoralists to move their herds far from the city. For more than a decade, camel milk sales provided a modest but steady livelihood for dozens of low-income women. Milk brought from nearby...

Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Drought Deepens and Funding Declines
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Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Drought Deepens and Funding Declines

Mogadishu– The Somali NGO Consortium (SNC) raises alarm over the rapidly worsening drought conditions, warning of an imminent humanitarian catastrophe as a sharp decline in international funding coincides with escalating humanitarian needs. According to Integrated Food Security Classification (IPC), the drought is driving 3.4 million people into high levels of acute food insecurity across Somalia. In...

The Somali Identity Debate Needs More Than a Nomad Vs West Story
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The Somali Identity Debate Needs More Than a Nomad Vs West Story

Dr. Abukar Y. Warsame The documentary “The Somali Nomad Code” produced by Weird Earth has captured wide attention for its rich portrayal of nomadic heritage and the cultural tensions Somali migrants face in the Western world. It is beautifully produced, emotionally powerful, and rooted in an undeniable truth: Somali pastoral values do shape the diaspora...

“Where would America be without us?” A community of refugees is stunned by White House limits
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“Where would America be without us?” A community of refugees is stunned by White House limits

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The woman remembers when she first moved to the neighborhood more than 20 years ago, and the streets were full of empty storefronts and seemingly relentless poverty. Today, Minneapolis’ Lake Street corridor is jammed with businesses, many owned by Somali refugees. “Look at what we did around here,” said Nasra Hassan, a...