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On the first night of Muharram in 1365 AH, Hassan al-Banna, founder of the Muslim Brotherhood (1928), took the platform of Al-Azhar University to recite the Prophets biography in celebration of ...

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Sometimes, when it comes to Europe, things are clearer from afar. Take Viktor Orbán’s encounter with Donald Trump last week: a love-fest perfectly timed to signal that this US president is out to ...

why does Britain struggle with Islamophobia so much

Last week it became clear that, according to senior police, the Tories and some non-Muslim public figures with some Muslim friends, the term “Islamophobia” is undefinable in any meaningful, ...

Hamas failing in power, failing in resistance

The Palestinian Hamas movement has moved from militancy to politics, from resistance to imposing the status quo and from ruling the Gaza Strip to losing ground. This deterioration boils down ...

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The Swedish far right is back

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