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‘As If’ Reasoning: Using Maqasid al-Sharia Inappropriately, As If Islamic Civilization was the force that gave religious law tyrannical power

By: Reem Elghonimi | Date: October 20, 2025 | Truehuman.substack.com In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful I remember the scene from the film The English Patient in which a North African/Arab nurse enters a German interrogation room. The prisoner of war is an American man. First, the officers acknowledge the torture they are performing violates the Geneva…

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How the British Intelligence Network of Astroturfed Muslim Civil Society Groups Is Kept Secret and Deniable

By: David Miller | Date: November 3, 2025 | Trackingpower.substack.com The British Government has, since 2011, been in the business of developing a vast network of deniable front groups in the Muslim community. Leaked document passed to Mintpress show in extraordinary detail how this network was set up, by whom, and the precise contractual arrangements between a British intelligence agency…

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Islam Is Not the Enemy of Christianity: An Arab Christian Perspective

By: Vanessa Beeley | Date: November 2, 2025 | Beeley.substack.com This article was written by Arab Christian Myriam Charabaty, tagged in the post, for UK Column. It is a very important report that I cannot recommend highly enough. We have all been lied to by Western regimes, for far too long. Now Trump is putting Nigeria on his list of…

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Dialogue on Understanding Quranic Science Integration: The Quantum Traverse by Nadeem Haque

By: The School of Soulidarity | Date: October 19, 2025 | Youtube.com The Quantum Traverse: The Origin and Evolution of Life, Consciousness, Extraterrestrial Life, and the Unification of Physics. Nadeem’s book argues that the four ‘Big Questions’, i.e., life’s origins, consciousness, extraterrestrial life, and physics unification, are deeply interconnected, rather than siloed topics. Nadeem Haque is a researcher and author…

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Moroccan Beauty vs. Hideous Genocide: Can esthetics save the world?

Al-Andalus Tribune Substack By Kevin Barrett, for Al-Andalus Tribune It is said that by the invocation of God (dhikru ‘Lláh) a believer attains such peace of soul that the great terror on Resurrection Day cannot sadden him; how then could he be disturbed by whatever trials and misfortunes may befall him in this world? So be constant in the invocation…

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How to Stop Israel from Starving Gaza

By: Jeffrey D. Sachs and Sybil Fares | Date: September 2, 2025 | Unz.com Israel, with US complicity, is committing genocide in Gaza through the mass starvation of the population as well as direct mass murders and the physical destruction of Gaza’s infrastructure. Israel does the dirty work. The US Government funds it and provides diplomatic cover through its UN…

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The extinction of the Zahiri doctrine in Al-Andalus and the Islamic West (Maghreb): Political, Social, and Jurisprudential Factors

By: Soukaina Ait-Elfakih | Islamonline.net The influence of the Islamic East persisted over the Islamic West and Al-Andalus until the political separation of both regions. Subsequently, the Islamic West and Al-Andalus emerged as new entities, embracing a distinct Fiqh doctrine and political strategy compared to the East. The jurisprudential mentality formed in Al-Andalus and the Islamic West in the Maliki…

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AI Reach: Gemini Reasoning Questioning of God

By: Zahir Ibrahim | Date: July 31, 2025 | Mindagent.substack.com This is a Passage from the Preamble: All have wondered about God from time immemorial regardless of their beliefs and culture mainly in relation to the first question that comes to any conscious mind on our own existence—“where do we come from”—which eventually leads to: “where does God come from”. That question…

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Nautilus Ep. 1 – Linh Dinh (interviewed by Alexander Wolfheze)

Rumble link  Bitchute link Nautilus Ep. 1 – Linh Dinh – 280725 (*) Podcast description: Poet, writer and photographer Linh Dinh, exiled during the infamous 1975 Fall of Saigon, rose to literary fame in the US before becoming a world-wandering dissident legend. ‘Nautilus’ located him back in his native Vietnam, from where he shares his thoughts on rootlessness, exile, alienation…

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