Op-Ed: Javed Ghamidi And The Theology Of Managed Defeat
There is a certain kind of “moderate” Muslim scholar whom empire adores: calm in tone, allergic to resistance, fluent in
Op-Ed: Can Zakat Be Used For Political Campaigning? An Argument In Favor
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Op-Ed: Bitterness Prolonged – A Short History Of The Somaliland Dispute
A longstanding aspirant statelet in the Horn of Africa shot to international attention this month when Israel announced its recognition
Op-Ed: From Pakistan To Gaza – Why Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan Terrifies Power And Zionism
Every dictatorship eventually collides with a problem it cannot solve by expanding prisons, perfecting surveillance, or laundering repression through emergency
Op-Ed – When Islamophobes Try To Intimidate Us, They Underestimate Our Resolve: A Call to Stand With America’s Muslim Students
Across the country, Muslim Student Associations (MSAs) are facing a coordinated wave of harassment. Non-student provocateurs are showing up unannounced to
Op-Ed: What Muslims Will Really Be Talking About Over the Halal Turkey This Thanksgiving
By Robert S. McCaw, Director of Government Affairs Department, Council on American-Islamic Relations Arriving, Gathering, and the First Sparks of
