
Mutual Aid Checkpoint Returns!
WRZKY's weekly mutual aid checkpoint Insha'Allah will be back very soon


WRZKY's weekly mutual aid checkpoint Insha'Allah will be back very soon
WRZKY mutual aid for May essential needs totals $560 by 16/05/2026 after an April shortfall carried forward. Support helps keep me fed, connected, medicated, and able to continue mutual aid work.

Islam is compatible with justice, dignity, accountability, care for the vulnerable, limits on power, and moral restraint. If those are the values being named as modern, then there is real ground for conversation. If “modern values” means endless consumption, moral relativism when it is convenient, state violence wrapped in the language of security, and pretending colonialism is finished, then no. Islam was never meant to be compatible with that.

Humanitarian aid is sold as neutral and benevolent. On the ground, it is an outpost of empire. It registers, sorts, and disciplines the people it claims to save, and leaves untouched what wrecked them. In Palestine, it normalises occupation and freezes life in permanent limbo. In Sudan, it retreated and left devastation behind. In Congo, it manages displacement while extraction rolls on. States have even captured zakat and turned it into prestige and bureaucracy. Still, communities feed each other. Palestinian crowdfunding, Sudan's Emergency Response Rooms, and Team Congo RDC bypass the gatekeepers and put resources in people's hands, with no donor hierarchy. Share this work, and strengthen the mutual aid ecosystem.
![The World’s Worst Bully: How Your Government Fails Humanity A protester holds a handwritten cardboard sign at a nighttime demonstration reading, "[Aid workers in Gaza] are bringing their children to work with them so that if they die they die together." The quote is attributed to Juliette Touma, UNRWA Director of Communications.](https://wrzky.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Protest-Sign-About-Aid-Workers-and-Children-in-Gaza-1080x720.jpg)
To the international community, America’s actions in Palestine and Lebanon are part of a longstanding, brutal pattern of violence justified under the guise of “freedom” and “democracy"; they are far from isolated missteps. For Americans, this destruction might feel distant, but for millions worldwide, it is an unavoidable, harsh reality fuelled by US dollars and policies. Every missile, every devastated home, every life lost is a direct result of American complicity in imperialism.