identity, conflict, traditions, and human behavior
Political science scholar Salim Mansur predicts: “Israel’s demise as an appendage of America will herald the end of the United States as the unipolar hegemon…” Check out his new article “Donald of Eretz Israel, or Genocide Don as Israel’s Gravedigger.” Read “The Ballad of Genocide Don.” Read the transcript of this interview at my Substack by clicking on “transcript” above…
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By: Zafar Bangash | Date: August 12, 2025 | Crescentinternational.substack.com Far from helping the Palestinians facing a brutal zionist genocide, Arab regimes led by Saudi Arabia are demanding that Hamas surrender its weapons and leave the Gaza Strip. As if this was not bad enough, news has emerged that Saudi cargo vessels are delivering weapons to the zionist entity. This…
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Political science professor emeritus Salim Mansour discusses his 2017 book The Qur’an Problem and Islamism. In it, he argues that power-hungry people have long been politicizing the Qur’an by championing their own (often simplistic) interpretations and demonizing other interpretations, from the time of the First Fitna to our own era, and that the results have generally been disastrous. But does that mean that…
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By: Cecilia Butini | May 14, 2025 | Hyphenonline.com Today, the 2.5 million Muslims living in Spain are concentrated in big cities such as Madrid and Barcelona — but in almost every corner of the country, you’ll find hidden and flamboyant Islamic architecture. For almost a millennium, the Iberian peninsula was part of a flourishing Muslim kingdom whose heritage runs…
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By: Ahnaf Ibn Qais | August 4, 2025 | Multipolar Press Ahnaf Ibn Qais argues that Eurabia & Eurafrica emerged not through conquest, but absence, as tired Civilizations left cradles, deeds, & keys without heirs. What came after didn’t ask for permission, only shelter, & what remains now speaks many tongues in houses no One claimed. Read the full article
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By: S.J. Pearce | Iberian-connections.yale.edu Since Washington Irving’s embassy to Spain (1826-1829) and his subsequent publication of stories and essays collected under the title “Tales of the Alhambra”, American readers, artists, and politicians have imagined and drawn inspiration from the medieval period of Spain’s history—before Spain was Spain as such. Anglophone fascination has continued through the contemporary period, often standing…
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By: Ahnaf Ibn Qais | Date: July 28, 2025 | Multipolarpress.com Ahnaf Ibn Qais argues that “mass deportations” are a grief ritual for the childless sons & daughters of exhausted societies. The migrant isn’t the cause of collapse, but the mirror… a witness to the death of a people who abandoned God, ceased to breed, & forgot how to rule. What remains isn’t…
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Albus in Albis The Dissident Right’s ‘Islam Question’ in Archaeo-Futurist Perspective from Alexander Wolfheze, Rupes Nigra. An Archaeo-Futurist Countdown in Twelve Essays (Arktos: London, 2021 – pp. 431-444) True White In American public discourse, the racial qualifier ‘Caucasian’ tends to substantially, but not fully, overlap with the qualifier ‘White’: strictly speaking, the former term is considerably wider than the…
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By Kevin Barrett It has always been my impression that French-speaking people like to be addressed in French. But soyez prudent (be careful) in Belgium. See our original articles when they’re published—subscribe to the Al-Andalus Tribune Substack! Decades ago, when I was an American graduate student in Paris, I quickly discovered that the better my French got, the more people…
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From: “Mazin Qumsiyeh” Dear Friend We announce two new milestones for the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability (PIBS) at Bethlehem University: 1) the launch of a monthly newsletter, 2) the receipt of keys to our magnificent new building. You can witness our journey and see the progress on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PIBS.PMNH The new building in our new oasis…
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