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Keyword: Clarity of Thought

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Islamic Movement

Clarity of Thought Essential for Muslims

Zafar Bangash

Rabi' al-Awwal 04, 14412019-11-01

That Muslims are undergoing much suffering is well known. How to change this grim reality is the real challenge. Unless Muslims begin to think within the framework of Islamic principles, they will not achieve the result they desire.

News & Analysis

Ignorance, prejudice and disunity among Muslims

Salina Khan

Dhu al-Hijjah 17, 14362015-10-01

Muslims need to overcome the petty differences borne of ignorance to live with each other and learn to tolerate differences...

Letters To The Editor

Wither Hamas?

Fatima Abu Ghada

Dhu al-Hijjah 17, 14362015-10-01

The Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas operates in difficult circumstances but its leaders continue to make serious blunders in their choices...

Letters To The Editor

Muslim destiny

Crescent International

Rabi' al-Awwal 10, 14362015-01-01

Muslims must take control of their own destiny if they want to make progress in the world and end their current plight.

Letters To The Editor

Burning hearts of the Ummah

Abdulaziz-ul-Haqq ibn Orozco

Muharram 08, 14362014-11-01

Muslims must look inward to see why they are in such a bad state today.

Daily News Analysis

The pathetic Muslim regimes

Crescent International

Shawwal 06, 14352014-08-03

Muslim regimes suppress their own people and thus ignore the plight of the hapless Palestinians in order to serve the interests of zionism and imperialism. Their specialty is to finance terrorists against governments they do not like.

Opinion

Why Muslim leaders need to be strategic in order to acquire political power

Afeef Khan

Sha'ban 03, 14352014-06-01

The ICIT’s value proposition for the business model is to provide emerging Islamic leaders with resources and tools that enable them to become just leaders by implementing good strategy.

Opinion

Iman is not a private Saudi business

Abu Dharr

How Muslims frame an issue determines whether they will find a solution to the problem. Neither iman nor unity is a private or personal affair. “Individuals have access to taqwa; societies have access to iman.”

Opinion

From brother to brother

Abu Dharr

Dhu al-Hijjah 27, 14342013-11-01

The Ikhwan al-Muslimun have suffered greatly in Egypt but they have also made some terrible mistakes none of which match the “exclusivist” bug that has infected the thinking of some of their leaders.

Letters To The Editor

The Imam

Abu Zaed Ali al-Zahra

Shawwal 24, 14342013-09-01

Appreciating Abu Dharr’s columns and expressing thanks to Crescent International for its coverage of global events.

News & Analysis

UnMosqued

Salina Khan

Rajab 22, 14342013-06-01

The cliques that run mosques in North America pursue their own narrow agendas without addressing the burning issues or paying attention to the needs of the people. This has resulted in alienating most Muslims.

Special Reports

Reflecting on the state of the Ummah (Part 2)

Zafar Bangash

Rajab 22, 14342013-06-01

In the second part of this essay, Zafar Bangash, Director of the Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought (ICIT) discusses the political culture of Islam and how its revival is essential for the Ummah.

Special Reports

Muslim political direction in the US: implementation of Islamic principles over symbols

Jamshed Abbas

Rajab 22, 14342013-06-01

The role of committed Muslims is to work for social, economic and political justice by interacting with the oppressed in western societies.

Letters To The Editor

Understanding the role of the Ummah

Muslim Mahmood

Rajab 22, 14342013-06-01

Even a small group of committed Muslims can bring about meaningful change in society, says reader Muslim Mahmood from Nigeria.

Opinion

Dr. Kalim Siddiqui’s thought

Zafar Bangash

Jumada' al-Akhirah 20, 14342013-05-01

Dr Kalim Siddiqui has left a huge legacy of intellectual output on Muslim political thought. We consider only a few aspects from his great contribution.

Special Reports

The Ummah: its role and responsibilities, Part 1

Zafar Bangash

Jumada' al-Akhirah 20, 14342013-05-01

What or who constitutes the Ummah and how should we define progress? Zafar Bangash examines these concepts and sheds light from the Islamic perspective challenging some long-held but erroneous beliefs.

Opinion

Dr Kalim Siddiqui’s legacy

Zafar Bangash

Jumada' al-Ula' 20, 14342013-04-01

This month marks the seventeenth anniversary of Dr Kalim Siddiqui’s demise. His deep understanding and penetrating analysis of global events are sorely missed at this critical juncture.

News & Analysis

The modern day “moderate Muslims”

Salina Khan

Rabi' al-Awwal 20, 14342013-02-01

There is no shortage of people willing to serve foreign masters. Salina Khan looks at the theatrics of a self-styled Shaikhul Islam.

Main Stories

Muslim confusion over the crisis in Syria

Zafar Bangash

Safar 19, 14342013-01-01

Those opposed to Bashar al-Asad’s regime in Syria are prepared to strike a deal with the devil. This will cost the Syrian people dearly if such a diabolical plot succeeds.

Opinion

Egypt! The Muslims are waiting

Abu Dharr

Safar 19, 14342013-01-01

The Muslims have reposed high expectations in the people and leadership of Egypt. Will the new leadership follow in the footsteps of Hassan al-Banna and Syed Qutb or end up compromising with imperialism and Zionism?

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