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Erdogan compounds dilemma in Syria

Ahmet Aslan

Jumada' al-Ula' 21, 14372016-03-01

By his ill-conceived policies, Turkish President Recep Tayip Erogan has brought the war on Syria into his own country. The Turks will pay a heavy price for such foolishness, not to mention illegality.

Nigeria: killing Muslims, appeasing Christians

Tahir Mahmoud

Jumada' al-Ula' 21, 14372016-03-01

On December 12 and 13, 2015, the Nigerian army slaughtered more than 1,000 members of the Islamic movement allegedly for blocking the road on which the army chief was traveling. On February 14, 2016, a Church group blocked a road in Abuja but the army chief took a detour instead of attacking the Christians. Why the different treatment?

Extremism in Britain, and how to tackle it

Harun Yahya

Jumada' al-Ula' 21, 14372016-03-01

There has been an alarming rise in anti-Muslim sentiments and attacks throughout Europe and North America. While there are Muslim extremists as well, attacks against Muslims go largely unreported and unpunished.

Philosophy of electoral system in Islamic Iran

Waseem Shehzad

Jumada' al-Ula' 21, 14372016-03-01

No political system is entirely free. In the West, elections are bought as we witness in the US. Yet Islamic Iran’s electoral system is ridiculed because it wants to protect the achievements of the Islamic revolution.

Shaykh al-Nimr and the Washington factor

Tahir Mahmoud

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

The Saudi execution of Shaykh al-Nimr was bound to revoke strong reaction. This is precisely what the US wanted: to set the region on fire as it retreats so that nobody would be able to control it.

Folding the takfiri project in Syria, one village at a time

Yusuf Dhia-Allah

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

The Syrian army and pro-government militias are making steady progress against the takfiris driving them out of many important areas. This has been possible because Russia has been bombing the takfiris strongholds causing massive damage.

Failure of the Ikhwan in Egypt

Ayman Ahmed

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

The oldest contemporary Islamic movement—the Ikhwan al-Muslimoon—in Egypt is expected to display much better understanding and greater maturity but unfortunately their conduct has led to the disaster they faced.

Elections generate great excitement in Iran

Waseem Shehzad

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

Two crucial elections are scheduled for this month in the Islamic Republic: for the Majlis and the Assembly of Experts. There is immense excitement about both.

VIP culture leading Pakistan to disaster

Zia Sarhadi

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

The culture of entitlement that is so prevalent among the Pakistani elite is leading the country to disaster. Are the elite willing to give up their terrible ways?

Drones: the ugly war or terror itself?

Harun Yahya

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

The US drone war on innocent Muslims has caused massive deaths. Unfortunately, most Muslim rulers are complicit in these crimes.

Iran, Russia, and winds of change in Central Asia

Our Central Asia Correspondent

Rabi' al-Thani 22, 14372016-02-01

Change is in the wind in Central Asia and the Caucasus. How Iran and Russia manage their affairs and relations will have profound impact on future developments.

The Nigerian army’s bloodbath in Zaria

Tahir Mahmoud

Rabi' al-Awwal 20, 14372016-01-01

By killing more than 1,000 (perhaps as many as 6,000) members of the Islamic movement in Zaria, the Nigerian army has proved, if proof indeed were needed, that it is an agent of Zionism and imperialism.

Boko Haram: just another US terrorist brand to suppress the Islamic Movement in Nigeria

Vanessa Beeley

Rabi' al-Awwal 20, 14372016-01-01

The Boko Haram terrorists have been rampaging throughout Nigeria since at least 2009. Instead of going after these terrorists, the army has targeted the Islamic movement that itself is the victim of Boko Haram terrorists.

Afghan peace talks and gas pipelines

Zia Sarhadi

Rabi' al-Awwal 20, 14372016-01-01

Peace in Afghanistan is vital for the region but there are players that want to disrupt it, especially members of the Afghan Northern Alliance because they believe such an outcome would diminish their influence and clout in the country.

Aliyev pushes Azerbaijan toward civil war

Our Own Correspondent

Rabi' al-Awwal 20, 14372016-01-01

The illegitimate Aliyev regime is determined to cling to power at any cost, including starting a civil war in the country that would cost it dearly.

Russia, Syria, NATO and unintended consequences

Our Own Correspondent

Safar 19, 14372015-12-01

The strategic shift caused in Syria through Russian involvement is self-evident. NATO’s project against Islamic Iran in Syria has collapsed but what are the ramifications beyond Syria?

Muslims targeted in Canada after attacks in Paris

Khadijah Ali

Safar 19, 14372015-12-01

Canada may have elected 10 Muslims to parliament — the first time in its history — but that is no protection against racist attacks. Several arson and physical attacks against masjids and Muslims have occurred in Canada in the wake of the terrorist acts in Paris on November 13.

Erdogan’s manipulative tactics bring victory

Ahmet Aslan

Safar 19, 14372015-12-01

Nobody had anticipated the landslide victory that the Justice and Development Party (AKP) secured in last month’s snap elections in Turkey. Even the most optimistic opinion polls showed the AKP barely coming close (not reaching) a majority in parliament to form the government.

Some prisoners released but Gitmo stays open

Tahir Mahmoud

Safar 19, 14372015-12-01

Five Yemeni prisoners held at the notorious US torture camp at Guantanamo Bay were finally released on November 14. According to a Pentagon announcement, the five were flown to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). None of the five Yemenis was ever charged with a crime.

Modi’s crimes follow him to London

Zia Sarhadi

Safar 19, 14372015-12-01

Even as British Prime Minister David Cameron thundered against the ISIS terrorists (aka takfiris, Da‘ish, or ISIL) that had caused mayhem, death, and destruction in Paris on November 13, he was happily consorting with another terrorist.

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