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The Great Sharia Scare

The Great Sharia Scare

Ceuta and the Long Memory of Purity

Ceuta and the Long Memory of Purity

“Good Sufi, Bad Jihadi”: On the Tragic Taming of Tassawuf

“Good Sufi, Bad Jihadi”: On the Tragic Taming of Tassawuf

Why Gaza Cheered for Spain: World Cup Victory Becomes a Symbol of Solidarity

Why Gaza Cheered for Spain: World Cup Victory Becomes a Symbol of Solidarity

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August 5, 2026 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

The Great Sharia Scare

Muslims cannot agree on the date of Eid, but apparently they have agreed to conquer America Hasnain Walji Apparently, 1.3% of America is preparing to overthrow the Constitution. Someone should inform the 1.3%. Our recent Houston Chronicle op-ed, “The ‘Sharia threat’ is a hoax. Here’s why,” addresses a political fiction...
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July 22, 2026 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

“Good Sufi, Bad Jihadi”: On the Tragic Taming of Tassawuf

Above image: Shaykh Omar al-Mukhtar, aka. Lion of the Desert, born around 1860 in the village of Zawiyat Janfur, Libya, emerged as a symbol of resistance against Italian colonization as a respected teacher within the Senussi Sufi order. Shaykh Al-Mukhtar led and organized and led guerrilla warfare against the Italian...
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Thought & Belief

July 12, 2026 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

Propaganda, Prophecy and Eschatology in the Persian Gulf

DR. MATHEW MAAVAK The present landscape of the Persian Gulf is not solely defined by oil routes, stranded ships, and naval manoeuvres. It is also a theological battlefield, where ancient scripture is weaponised as modern ordnance and where the clash of civilisations is livestreamed in 280 characters or less on...
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June 17, 2026 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

The Field of Divine Intimacy

On Rumi, meeting, and the places where our categories dissolve DIYAR-E-GHAYR I often wonder whether we have truly grasped the depth of Rumi’s words: “Somewhere beyond right and wrong, there is a garden. I will meet you there.” And perhaps the moment we think we have exhausted their meaning is...
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Health & Nature

June 22, 2026 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

Seyyed Hossein Nasr: an organic radical inspiration

Anarchist thinker Paul Cudenec just posted this appreciation of Seyyed Hossein Nasr, a leading contemporary perennialist, whose The Study Qur’an is an invaluable resource for English speakers. -Ed. By Paul Cudenec The latest in our series of profiles from the organic radicals website. “There is today no philosophy of nature”...
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May 31, 2025 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

Why is There So Much Beauty in the World?

Rupert Sheldrake We are impressed by the beauty of flowers, the wings of butterflies, the iridescence of beetles and the plumage of birds, like peacocks’ tails. There is also a huge amount of beauty in the world that was discovered only in recent centuries through the invention of the microscope....
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August 2, 2026 AbdulBaseer al-Buhairi 0

Ceuta and the Long Memory of Purity

Ceuta and the Long Memory of Purity: You are a virus born to die Inside the Line By Mo Hamdouni, Moroccan Epistemologies In everyday usage, ghorba names strangeness and the fact of leaving one’s land under obligation in order to reach another. One hears exile in it immediately, and stops...
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December 14, 2025 Associate Editor 0

Moroccan Jewish Man Raided By Austrian Police for Exposing Genocidal Israeli Ambassador

By: Middle East Eye | Date: November 12, 2025 | Youtube.com In a new ITV documentary, Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War, former Israeli soldiers describe how Gaza civilians were killed, often without warning, in an environment where “anything that moves” became a target. In the hour-long film, soldiers reveal how...
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Khadijah: The First Wife of Muhammad

May 5, 2025May 6, 2025 Johnny Punish

Khadijah bint Khuwaylid was a wealthy and respected businesswoman in Mecca. She was known for her intelligence, independence, and integrity. She hired Muhammad to manage some of her trade caravans and was so impressed by his honesty and character that she proposed marriage to him. At the time of their marriage, Khadijah was about 40 years old and Muhammad was…

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The Early History of Islam: A Beginner’s Guide

May 5, 2025May 6, 2025 Johnny Punish

Islam is one of the world’s major religions, followed by over a billion people around the globe. Its beginnings can be traced back to the 7th century in a region of the world known today as the Middle East. If you’re unfamiliar with Islam, this article offers a clear and simple overview of how it all started. Where Did Islam…

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