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Beyond the Burqa: Italian Bill Targets Islamic Face Coverings and Mosque Funding

Italy's ruling Brothers of Italy party has proposed a law to ban the burqa and niqab in public spaces as part of a bill...

Between Principles and Profits: Dutch Foreign Policy Toward the Islamic World

The Netherlands' relationship with the Islamic world has developed over the centuries, starting from the era of colonialism when the Dutch controlled the Dutch...

Beyond the Law: Living Blasphemy in Pakistan – Book Review

As a citizen of Pakistan, I’ve witnessed firsthand the chilling effect of not just the existence of blasphemy laws on free expression and interfaith...

Counterterrorism and Public Diplomacy: the UAE’s Efforts in Promoting a Moderate Islam

Today's global security battle takes place primarily through narrative-based tactics instead of conventional military engagement. Public diplomacy serves as a prominent counterterrorism tool for...

French Hijab Ban in Sport Hinders Religious Freedom

France has complicated relations with religious clothing, believing that it infringes on secularism, its fundamental value. In 2004, the country banned the wearing of...

Hindu-Muslim conflict 1992, UP, India: Religion as a Cause of Violence?

Religion is not sufficient to explain the intricate and multifaceted conflict, which involves political, historical, social, and cultural components. A scholar must conduct a...

Boko haram’s ideological crisis

Boko Haram's rise in Nigeria has sparked significant concerns about its beliefs and actions. This article examines the group's use of violence in the...

Debunking Taliban Views About IAG: Challenging the Distorted Ideology

The Taliban, currently in control of Afghanistan under the name of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IAG), has presented itself as a legitimate and...

Islamic Extremism in Nigeria: The Root Cause of Boko Haram Insurgency

A bright 16-year-old girl, Efe walked with purpose to her school in Chibok, fueled by a burning desire to become a doctor and heal...

Sectarian Violence in Pakistan: Politics, Governance and Ideological Militarism

On 12 October, clashes between Shias and Sunnis in the Kurram district of Pakistan’s northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa resulted in the deaths of...

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