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The Real Reason to Get Out of Iraq

As the US occupation of Iraq grinds on through its fourth year with no end in sight, one of the principal obstacles facing the peace movement is its failure to

Hard luck for Arab democrats

Last year, celebrating the second anniversary of the fall of Baghdad, US President George W. Bush promised a "wave" of democratic reform that would bring down "the last stronghold of

Main Challenges Facing Islamic Movements In Recent History

Last years signaled a clear retreat in the Islamic movement’s course in Arab, Muslim and Western countries, concerning its presence on levels of reformist and change political action; we can 

Interview With The Head of Syrian Brotherhood Shura Council

Head of Syrian Muslim Brotherhood Shura Council :The elections took place with full transparency, and participation of Syrian MB members inside and abroad Recently, internal elections were held within Syria’s

Scores of Egyptian journalists

Scores of Egyptian journalists on Monday October 16, 2006, demonstrated in protest of closure of their newspaper Afaq Arabeya, a pro Muslim Brotherhood which is also one of Al Ahrar

The age of horrorism

On the eve of the fifth anniversary of 9/11, one of Britain’s most celebrated and original writers analyses - and abhors - the rise of extreme Islamism. In a penetrating

Ideas around Activating Calling for Religious Reform

The call for renewing the religious thought is not a new innovation or a result of new circumstances and developments that took place years ago after

A voice for ’new understanding’ of Islam

Gamal al-Banna is 85, and for much of his life he has been overshadowed by his famous brother, Sheik Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist political