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Democracy, Dictatorship, and the Mimic
Ali Harfouch The Self-Defeating Mimic: A Walking Paradox A liberating moment occurs when the oppressed can think beyond the imaginary horizon constructed by the oppressor. A liberation of the consciousness and the inauguration of an emancipatory [...]
Gaza: Between Rhetoric and Liberation
Umm Hafsa The new Hijri year is upon us, marking the 1434th year since Rasoolullah s.a.w. migrated to Madina and established the Khilafah. But instead of being in a mood of celebration over the victory that [...]
Obama-Romney Debate Highlights: Muslims Bad, Drones Good, Business as usual
The final presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on October 22 highlighted the cross-party consensus on foreign policy that is a feature of successive administrations, particularly with regards to interests in the Middle East. [...]
Beyond the Mursi Effect – Holding the Egyptian President to Account
Ali Harfouch Debate, discussion, and consultation are essential if Islamic activists are to draw and develop and elucidate a programme of liberation for the Muslim world following the tumultuous revolutions which toppled the long-standing Arab despots. [...]
Western Civilization is Not Universal
Moez Mobeen The Muslim world has risen once again over the blasphemous film insulting the Prophet of Islam. Although such blasphemous material against the Core beliefs and Creed of the Muslims in the forms of books, [...]
Obama and Clinton Celebrate Freedom to Insult Islam
The American Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s claim that she finds the anti-Muslim film which has led to protests erupting across the Middle East against American diplomatic missions “disgusting” is a worthless gesture as far as [...]
The Fallacy of the Blair Narrative and the War on Islam(ism)
Astute analysis
How to spot a secular fascist bigot in your neighbourhood
This was hilarious. Thanks for writing it
How to spot a secular fascist bigot in your neighbourhood
If every Christian doesn't need to apologize for the crimes committed
Finance in a non-Banking World
People's wages are not sufficient to keep up with the increasing cost
Democracy, Dictatorship, and the Mimic
inferiority complex is the name of the game. The prophet(saws) prohibi