Two
theories of Ijtihad
Epistemological
Hijab
The Myth of Secularism:
The
Role of Social Scientists in Muslim Societies
Islamic
Horizons:
Excellent Special Issue on Allama Iqbal "A
Rare Moderate Voice" Khaled Ahmed on American Muslims: Bridging
Faith and Freedom Dr.
Muqtedar Khan Debates Dr. Daniel Pipes on Islam and Democracy
The
Legacy of Prophet Muhammad and the issues of Pedophilia and Polygamy The
Priority of Politics: A Response to Khalid Abul Fadl
Islam,
Postmodernity and Freedom
Islam
between Culture and Politics Islam,
Hinduism and Truth Islamic
State and Religious Minorities
Peace, Justice and Change in Islam
Ideas
and the Decline/Revival of Islamic Civilization
The
Compact of Medina: A Constitutional Theory of the Islamic State
Special Issue:
Debating Moderate Islam
Islam's
Compatibility with Democracy
Islamic
Law and its use in Muslim Politics
What
is Independent Thinking?
Shura
and Democracy
Sovereignty
in Islam and Human Agency
A
Fresh look at Syed Qutb's Milestones
Postmodernity
and the Crisis of Truth
Ibn
Rushd the King Philosopher
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Mosques with Foreign
Flags: Islam in America and Germany
Beggars
in Hijab in the Street of Belgium
American
Muslims and the Rediscovery of America's Sacred Ground
US
Foreign Policy and American Muslims: NPR Interview
Karen
Hughes and American Muslims: An Alliance Against Extremism
Struggling
for the Souls of Islamic schools
He
helped Build Interfaith Bridge
American
Muslims Push for Role in Policy Planning
Political Memo
to American Muslims: Rethinking American Muslims Politics:
The
Remarkable Moderation of Detroit Muslims
American
Muslims and the Politics of Block Voting:
Putting
the American in "American Muslims"
JIHAD FOR JERUSALEM
Misleading
the Community: A
Response to Tahir Ali
American
Muslim Task Force Insults John Kerry Alienates George Bush
Presidential
Elections 2004: What Should American Muslims do?:
American
Muslims and the Politics of Block Voting:
Let
the Elections be about the Future of the Free Society:
American
Muslims and the Season of Change
American
Muslims: In search of a Third Discourse:
The
Threat of American Wahhabis
Bravo!
CAIR: Better Late than Never
Is
Muslimwakeup.com Undermining the Progressive Muslim Movement?
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IJTIHAD
For Freedom of thought and independent thinking
among Muslims everywhere.
To "save
Iraqi democracy", Bush's War in Iraq will now target Shias too
Apparently, the Bush
administration’s appetite for war and violence is not being satisfied with
Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia; it is actually seeking to open new fronts
with more enemies.
U.S. Government and American Muslims Define Islamophobia
On December 4, 2006, the national leadership of American Muslims met with
key senior U.S. government officials to discuss the state of Islamophobia in
America and US Muslim relations. To read the entire report and see an audio
visual section click here.
SHOULD MUSLIMS BE ALLOWED
TO IMPOSE ISLAM ON OTHERS?
Posted | 11.26.2006
Are we [Muslims] here to
give our families a better life or are we here to convert America into an
Afghanistan under the Taliban? Do we want to use American freedoms to learn
about Islam and practice it in an intimidation free environment, or use it
to spread the disease of religious intolerance?
Democracy Restored
Posted |11.08.06
The first thing to recognize about the
current midterm elections is that it was not just a referendum on Iraq. This
election was about change. Americans are seeking a new leadership, certainly
new direction, but perhaps not a shift in values. .. To read the entire
analysis click here.
Iraq: There
is a Third Way
The U.S. can
perhaps diffuse the problem by Muslimizing the occupation of Iraq, by
demanding key Arab and Muslim allies to provide the necessary additional
troops.
Islam in Oxford
Posted |10.23.06
This article reflects on the unusually positive nature of the Oxford Muslim
community. It discusses the challenges they face and includes a photo
slideshow and a photo gallery of Islam in Oxford. To read the article click
here.
What
is true for Spiderman is also true for the US – with great power comes
great responsibility. As the sole superpower it is the US’
responsibility to maintain the global order and nurture the international
system, not become a destabilizing force.
The
U.S. does not have to abandon Israel to defend its other interests in the
region, all it has to do is use its enormous leverage to ensure that
Israel’s policies are moderate and prudent and safeguard both Israeli
and American interests. To read the entire article click here.
ISLAMIC
DEMOCRATIC DISCOURSE
Posted | 05.14.2006
SOFT
VOICE, STRONG MESSAGE
Posted |
05.14.2006
Khan
helps others understand his faith and its connection to world politics, says
John Esposito, Khan was his student.
"I
don't take other people's opinions as divine. They are opinions, and
reasoning can be faulty,"
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Khan
says. "I say, let's have a debate. I'm not afraid of offending
God by using my mind."
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Or,
as he likes to say: "I think, therefore, I am a Muslim."
Click to read more.
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London
Attacks Question Our Humanity
Islam
in the West
The Threat of Internal Extremism
Quran Desecration:
Far Worse than Abu Ghraib
Liberal
Islam, Radical Islam and American Foreign Policy
Nice
But Tough:
A Framework for US Foreign Policy in the Muslim World
The
9/11 Commission Report : A
Review
Saudi
Arabia: Rethinking its Soul:
A
Memo to Mr. Binladen: Go to Hell!
Who are Moderate Muslims?
Unholy
War: Terror in the Name of Islam
AMERICAN MUSLIMS
BRIDGING FAITH AND FREEDOM
Muslims
Must Develop an Intolerance for Intolerance
Memo
to Americans
Memo
to American Muslims
on 9/11 Attacks
US
Under Attack: Implications for Muslims Everywhere
Prospects for Muslim
Democracy: Role for US Policy
The
Empire and the Kingdom: US-Saudi Relations in Crisis
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Gloomy Look at U.S. Muslim
Relations
Hamas'
Victory Positive for all
American
Muslims
Call for Radical Transformation
of US Foreign Policy
Modi's Operandi:
American Business
and Genocide Linked Again?
Muslim Public Affairs Journal
Are
Pakistanis Less Prejudiced
than Indians?
Passion
for Palestine:
The Unfinished Saga of Yasser Arafat
Prospects
for Peace: Palestinian Leadership After Arafat
The
Rise of Political Christianity
Iraqi
Elections: Have the Iraqis voted for a Dictatorship of ayatollah
Al-Sistani?
How
George Bush Changed America
Al
Qaeda will vote for George W. Bush
America
and the Crisis of Integrity
Globalization and
Terrorism
Can
Pakistan Withstand the Pressure from US, Israel
and India
India
and Pakistan: Independent but not Free
First
Establish the Will to Peace Then chart the Way to Peace
The
Public Face of Christian Evangelical Bigotry
Washington's
Nuclear Policy: Moral Clarity or
Double Standards
Global
Shift to the Right?
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