Their work is not done yet, and Quilliam's continued presence in the debate will remain necessary particularly at a time when the contours of British Islam are being so dramatically redefined.
In return Quilliam will need to adapt. It will need to redefine its aims much more sharply and work within clearer parameters. It will need to run a more streamlined operation and work with others in the field more effectively than it has in the past. Much more transparency is also needed.
There is much to suggest this reform can be achieved under Maajid Nawaz's stewardship. In 2008 Quilliam embarked on a most necessary mission, what it needs now is a chance to see it through. [Standpoint] Read more
