The Terrorism Conundrum

In the wake of 9/11, almost anything the US government did was accepted uncritically by the public. The Patriot Act was quickly passed, abridging the freedoms that Americans had enjoyed

Nation-Building Should Begin At Home

I have been writing for the last two years or so that the strategy of the Federal Reserve has been to engineer a “soft landing” from the horrendous financial bubbles

Egypt’s Brotherhood calls for the end of violence and bloody clashes in Nigeria.

Islam calls for openmindedness and tolerance and indifferences must not be blamed on intolerant Muslims.

Qaradawi: Islam is a religion of tolerance, patience, forbearance and peace.

The recent violent attacks against Christians in Muslim countries, claiming that most of these attacks were mainly due to “ignorance rather than intolerance” on the part of Muslims.

Qaradawi slams Abbas

Accused of treason by one of Islam's greatest living scholars, Palestinian President Abbas is rocked and on the defensive.

EGYPT: Muslim Brotherhood future

"... Following an intense government crackdown, and amid growing tension between the conservatives and reformists, the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) held its executive bureau elections in December.

I was savagely beaten without knowing the reason.

The Middle East Monitor (MEMO) once again highlights the issue of human rights abuses by the Western backed Palestinian Authority in the Occupied West Bank. It seems to Intelligence blasphemy

A modern Ottoman

The Turkish cleric Fethullah Gülen, winner of our intellectuals poll, is the modern face of the Sufi Ottoman tradition. At home with globalisation and PR, and fascinated by science, he

Progressive Thinking in Contemporary Islam

It seems sensible to start by shedding light on the background context and then to define the broader framework within which the “progressive thinking” in contemporary Islam which we want

Institutions in Europe promise to continue their efforts to expose Israel’s crimes

Representatives of European, Palestinian and Islamic institutions in Europe promised, during their participation in the first annual week for victims of Palestine which kicked off last week on Wednesday, to