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Open Thread: ISIS #ParisAttacks and #BeirutAttacks and Elsewhere
Horror in Paris, just the latest in ISIS campaign.
US Jets Bomb Hospital In Afghanistan
19 confirmed dead.
Hadani Ditmars: The Rape of A Nation
What’s up with the West’s creepy obsession with ISIS?
French Soldiers Accused of Sexually Abusing Refugees in the Central African Republic
French soldiers were involved in making young boys commit sex acts in exchange for food.
Khaled Abou El-Fadl: The End of the Arab Spring, the Rise of ISIS and the Future of Political Islam
It was once a simple dream that breathed life into the hope-starved spirits of so many.
Jews And Muslims: It’s Complicated (III)
The impact of enlightenment, European anti-Semitism and the ethnic cleansing of Palestine.
Jadaliyya: “Beyond Authenticity: ISIS and the Islamic Legal Tradition”
One of the best contributions on the subject of ISIS and its relationship to Islam and the Islamic jurisprudence on war and violence.
Malcolm X’s Oxford Union Debate — 50 Years Later
“Is Extremism Justified in Defense of Liberty?” Ummah Wide — #RememberMalcolm Series.
Central African Republic: The Blood Trail Leads to Paris
A cloak and dagger power grab, orchestrated by the usual suspects.
Ali Mazrui: Famous African Muslim Scholar Who Once Divided US Audiences
Ali Mazrui, a prolific scholar and author set off a storm of controversy in 1986 by writing and hosting “The Africans: A Triple Heritage.”
The Fall of Mosul and the False Promises of Modern History
The fall of Mosul to the radical, extremist Islamic State of Iraq and Syria is a set of historical indictments.
US Colonel Donald Macgregor: “We bombed Iraq on a scale of the second World War, off and on for ten years”
During the 1990’s we dropped bombs on the scale of World War II on Iraq.