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Muslim Voters in Battle Ground States Boosted Donald Trump to Victory
In a turn of events Muslim voters, in battle states such as Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Arizona played a surprising part in Donald...
How Western Lies about the ‘Sunni-Shia Divide’ Have Set the Middle East Ablaze
The Middle East, a region rich in history, culture, and natural resources, has often been portrayed through a simplistic lens, particularly when it comes...
Iran-Saudi Arabia Proxy War
Since the period of the Cold War, proxy warfare has been a common phenomenon involving major powers coming into indirect military confrontations in a...
The Women Inheritance Paradox in Pakistan: Faith vs Family
In Pakistan, the established cultural traditions create a significant obstacle to women's inheritance rights, despite Islam's fundamental emphasis on fairness, equality, and justice in...
Bangladesh: A story of blood and contradictions
On September 4th 2024, in Khulna Bangladesh, an enraged, Muslim mob attacked and killed an eighteen-year-old Hindu man, Utshab Mandal, because he supposedly insulted...
The 50th Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of OIC and Pakistan
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), established in 1969, is the second-largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations. Comprising 57 member states, the OIC...
How Religion Through Green Islam Can Shape Indonesian Environmentalism
In the ever evolving dialogue of environmentalism and how to make people more aware of the issue, where countries change their policies more often...
Is Enforcing Hijab Crucial to Islam?
The 18th session of the Tajikistan’s upper chamber of Parliament (Majlisi Mili) has finally approved the bill banning the hijab after years of unofficial...
China’s Unexpected Pluralism: A Thai Muslim’s Perspective on Shanghai and Hangzhou
As a Thai Muslim, I recently embarked on a week-long adventure to Shanghai and Hangzhou in China. While researching the trip, I wasn't sure...
The quest for religious reform goes global
For more than two decades, jihadists took pride in place as symbols of extremism and illustrations of the need for religious reform. They made...