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Why the Muslim Brotherhood Failed to Gain Influence in China

The Muslim Brotherhood's failure to penetrate Chinese society, particularly after the Arab Spring uprisings, stems from the Chinese Communist Party's tight security grip, China's...

International Scrutiny, Domestic Politics, and the Debate Over Muslim Rights in India

A March 2026 report by the Panel of Independent International Experts (PIIE) has reignited debate over the condition of Muslim communities in the Indian...

Paigham-e-Pakistan and the Islamic Rejection of Extremist Violence: A Constitutional and Theological Overview

In 2018, Pakistan witnessed the formal articulation of one of the most significant collective religious declarations in its modern history: the Paigham-e-Pakistan fatwa. Endorsed...

After Iran, Will Saudi Arabia Pose the Next Strategic Challenge?

The currently ongoing war involving the Islamic Republic of Iran, the United States, and the State of Israel has been a long time in...

Succession in Iran: Who Will Inherit Khamenei’s Power?

Iranian clerics are close to naming a successor to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was recently killed in U. S.-Israeli strikes. The clerical body responsible...

Who Will Lead Iran Next? A Look at the Succession Battle Ahead

The killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in strikes by the U. S. and Israel puts the country's theocratic system at risk....

Decoding Iran: How the Theocratic System Shapes Its Politics and Policies

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was reportedly killed in U. S. and Israeli strikes, which could threaten the clerical rule in Iran. The...

Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader Who Shaped Iran’s Theocracy Through Four Decades

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who ruled Iran for 36 years, transformed the country into a formidable anti-U.S. presence in the Middle East while suppressing domestic...

Ramadan: A Test of Conscience in Jerusalem

For decades, Jerusalem rested on a fragile balance, sustained not by force but by inherited practices, recognised limits, and a shared ethic of restraint....

Who Really Holds Power in Iran?

The United States is contemplating military strikes against Iran due to its violent response to recent protests. Understanding Iran's political system is complex, especially...

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