
CAGE International: "Working to establish justice and revive forgotten obligations"
OUR WORK IS UNITED AROUND PROPHETIC MISSIONS:
SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER
The prophet (peace be upon him) said:“The Best type of Jihad is speaking a word of truth in the presence of a tyrant ruler” (Ibn Majah).
FREE THE PRISONERS
The prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Feed the hungry, visit the sick, and free the prisoners” (Bukhari).
PROTECT THE DAWAH
The prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a similar reward” (Muslim)

Become a supporter of DIVINE JUSTICE
CAGE International are at the forefront of defending the Muslim community from draconian government policies at home and highlighting the plight of prisoners in places such as Guantanamo Bay.
We provide invaluable support to victims of the ‘War on Terror’. We are completely independant and powered by the financial support of the community. And It’s our duty to support them.
What Imams and survivors say about us

“CAGE is like Al Mu’tasim for me. They hear the cry of injustice and they respond. I ask everyone to donate to CAGE whatever you can; because they stood by me when no one did.”
Sister Maryam

“It might be better than supporting 10 da’is or scholars because they cannot do their job properly without an organisation that protects Islam and Muslims."
Shaykh Dr Haitham Al Haddad

"Torture survivor Ali Al-Marri: “I encourage you very highly to support our brothers at CAGE whom have supported me, and without Allah’s support and theirs I would have never been able to try and get my Justice from the ones who tortured me.”
Ali Al-Marri

“I extend my heartfelt thanks and support for the work of CAGE on behalf of all men and women detained without charge or trial in Guantanamo and the secret prisons. Your work is truly inspirational”.
Sami Al-Hajj

“I believe CAGE deserves to put up a signboard and write on it, honour bound to defend freedom.”
Faiz Al-Kandari

"CAGE’s work is a reminder to us all that indifference or neutrality to injustice is never an option, that the empathic disconnect in remaining silent to another's suffering is too heavy a burden for us all to bear.”
Dr Uthman Lateef
