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Islam and democracy in Southeast Asia

From Dec. 10 to 12, 44 sisters and brothers from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia gathered at the historic Manila Hotel for the First South East Asian Forum on Islam

The Challenge of Democracy

A process of change and experimentation is unfolding in the political and social landscape of the Middle East The modern Muslim political experience has been one of kings, military, and

Mike Huckabee – We Should Amend The Constitution So It Fits With God’s Standards

Mike Huckabee claims that he would rather change the constitution than the word of the living God and that we should amend the constitution so that it fits with God’s

The 2007 Irving Kristol Lecture by Bernard Lewis

Thank you, Vice President and Mrs. Cheney, ladies and gentlemen. As you have been told, I have studied a number of languages, but I cannot find words in any of

AL Khoudary calls upon a prompt International intervention

Chairman of Popular Committee Against Siege (PCAS), MP Jamal N. El Khoudary, called today to open crossings for Gaza Patients, especially for the civilians who injured due to Israeli criminal

15 martyred including Al-Zahar’s son in Gaza attack

The number of casualties of the Israeli crackdown on Zeitoun, east of Gaza Strip since the early morning rose to 15 martyrs and 45 injured

Al-Zahar Threatens, Abbas Condemns IOF Aggression on Gaza

Mahmoud Al-Zahar, the leader in the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas and a former Palestinian Foreign Minister threatened with responding to Israeli aggressions on Gaza Strip by all means, while Palestinian

Comparing Classical American with Classical Islamic Thought: A Review of Omar Tarazi

The major cause of civilizational dissolution over the past couple of hundred years is the elevation of “a new collectivism dedicated to human progress” to the status of a false

Was America Founded as a Christian Nation?

Whether or not the United States was founded as a Christian nation is a question that concerns people probably more than it should. It’s not that the question is unimportant.

You Can’t Kill the Truth: Remembering Martin Luther King

“We’ve got to give ourselves to this struggle to the end. Nothing would be more tragic than to stop at this point. We’ve got to see it through. Be concerned