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To the Muslim World: Human-to-Human News Begins Today
Omar — Abdul-Jabbar ibn Yusuf · September 22, 2026 · 1 min read
Nothing will be the same after this. Human beings must take responsibility for the information that shapes their lives. We cannot keep handing that responsibility to algorithms, corporations, and individuals who worship their lower self, profit from division, and have no loyalty to the good of their neighbor or the good of the world. They exist in every race, every religion, every ethnicity. They are the same kind of people. For centuries they have built systems that turn human beings against one another, and the last hundred years have shown us where that road leads. I do not belong to that system, and I do not believe humanity should spend the next 2,500 years trapped inside it.
So this is not simply another criticism of modern media. It is a proposal to delete what has failed and build what can endure. Human-to-human news is old-fashioned in the best sense: people speaking to people, witnesses preserving the record, communities protecting truth, and information treated as a trust instead of a commodity. But it is also a new standard for the age ahead—one designed to survive algorithms, artificial intelligence, corporate pressure, manipulation, and the endless temptation to turn truth into profit. If information is the foundation of civilization, then the foundation must belong to human beings again.