Khadija Khan
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Journalist/ Politics and Culture Editor at @afurtherinquiry and co-host of the A Further Inquiry 🎧#Podcast 🎧 For submissions: [email protected]
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I was on GB News to discuss why Barnet Hill Academy- a London school that forces seven-year-old girls to wear a veil, should not be receiving state funding. Tom Harwood asked a pertinent question to Fahima BSc MSc 🇿🇦🇬🇧. Just watch how shamelessly she dodged the question and continued justifying the sexualization of little girls under the pretext of cultural and religious “integration.” Her descent into such nauseating whataboutery is just repulsive.
Khadija Khan35,209 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Nothing in Islam requires its adherents to organize such mass ritual prayers in public places. This “biggest Iftar” in London strikes as nothing else but an act of asserting Islamic domination in the public sphere. This is not assimilation. This is a theocratic privilege that should never be normalized in a secular democracy such as Britain.
Khadija Khan113,377 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
Dear Omid Djalili, thank you for amplifying the unheard voices. #NoHijabDay #Solidarity 🙏🤍
Khadija Khan128,544 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce
I've watched and listened to Sikh voices denouncing the brutal killing of Henry Nowak unequivocally, but none of them have attempted to excuse Vickrum Digwa’s motives using the victim card, minority card, foreign policy + deep-seated grievances card, racism, or any past discrimination. In the video that follows, a Sikh man apologizes to Henry's parents on behalf of the entire Sikh community.
Khadija Khan52,218 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
It’s disgraceful that now that Pakistan is well aware that they cannot evade the deportation of this vile ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang, Shabir Ahmed, on legal grounds, they have the temerity to blame Britain for “turning the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader to a life of crime.” I was on GB News to talk about this issue and why it is important for the British authorities to stop walking on eggshells and make Pakistan realize that they cannot simply shrug off their obligations.
Khadija Khan26,160 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
A piece of advice for people like Fahima BSc MSc 🇿🇦🇬🇧: Try not to bring up me being an ex-Muslim or my personal beliefs in discussions. I will not be distracted or put on defensive mode. My work/passion is to advocate for the rights of women and girls who have no voice and consequently suffer in silence, and my arguments are based on facts and evidence. I’ll continue to call out people on their misogynistic and abhorrent views. If you disagree, feel free to do so, but don't try to distract and silence me. You will only be embarrassing yourself.
Khadija Khan11,363 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
The fact that a young man is openly and aggressively displaying antisemitism outside of a mosque is alarming. However, the deep-rooted menace of antisemitism within certain pockets of British Muslim communities will persist if we continue to refuse to challenge the Islamic ideology head-on. I talked about it on Josh Howie’s show Free Speech Nation on GB News.
Khadija Khan22,277 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
I unapologetically disagree with the absurd notion that all cultures are equal and should be respected. These significant events from #2025 have greatly influenced my moral perspective on the West's unhinged obsession with cultural relativism. If I have one takeaway from 2025, it is that there is no more room for complacency.
Khadija Khan33,182 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce
During a debate on GB News, a man from a British ethnic minority background behaved and conducted himself in a very shameful way. What if a white man had treated a woman of color on national TV in such a disgraceful manner? Dare I say there are certain cultures in this society that enjoy privileged position. Are we allowed to talk about it?
Khadija Khan22,818 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
Thank you for having me on GB News to discuss whether it is un-British for PM Keir Starmer to (apparently) comply with Islamic gender apartheid codes while visiting a mosque. This marginalization means effectively erasing women's voices and presence from the discourse, which is a blatant manifestation of religious misogyny. Attempting to make peace with it is not only un-British and unlawful but also cruel, deeply misogynistic, and unfair.
Khadija Khan38,229 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce
When I said that Mehdi Hasan always sides with the oppressors, little Mehdi accused me of “Islamophobia” and “smearing” him. Look at this hypocrite clearly siding with and mourning for the Islamo-fascist tyrant Ayatullah Khamenei. I was absolutely right about you. And that “spiritual leader” was sh*t and a stain on humanity. Khas kam jahaan paak” خس کم جہاں پاک (good riddance- the lesser the litter, the cleaner the world)
Khadija Khan23,539 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
How difficult it is to comprehend that there are no blasphemy laws in Britain. Criticizing, scrutinizing, debunking, and even mocking Islam, like any other religion, is NOT a crime here. Bravo to the police officer who refused to back down and defended free speech in the face of this Islamic zealotry. Compared to many British politicians, including PM Keir Starmer, she seems to have more guts to call a spade a spade. Well done!
Khadija Khan23,538 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce
The Jalsa Salana, the biggest Muslim gathering in the UK, seems completely devoid of women. Women, where are you? They're in the "other half of the side”, systematically segregated. What distinguishes this from other Islamic sects that shun women under the guise of "religious modesty"?
Khadija Khan33,993 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
Trafalgar Square hosted two events: The former is an orthodox Islamic ritual in which a group of people negate all other religions and gods in order to assert the superiority of their own beliefs in the public space. On the basis of their gender, men were in the front rows, and women were pushed to the back, a blatant manifestation of religious misogyny. People from other faiths and no faith couldn't join for obvious reasons. Specifically, a non-inclusive, supermacist, and misogynistic Islamic ritual. The latter is Visakhi, an event. that speaks for itself with its vibrant colors, music, inclusivity, and celebration of life, sharing, and caring. Happy Visakhi! 🙏❤️ Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, you could have chosen to host an Eid event that is a religious celebration rather than a proclamation of Islamic superiority. Don't you ever try to gaslight people who see through it.
Khadija Khan16,423 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
