The U.S.-Turkish Unraveling and the Arabs
Relations between the United States and Turkey have been poor for most of the past decade, at least as measured...
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The Muslim Brotherhood and a Longing for Secrecy
Despite their denials of involvement in clandestine activity, many Islamist clerics are in fact quite active in Muslim Brotherhood organizations...
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Islamic Studies in the United States
The study of Islam and Muslims is of rising importance everywhere, but particularly in the West. This article will discuss...
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Why Should We Teach Philosophy?
The teaching of philosophy in the Arab world faces a double problem. The first relates to the fact that educational...
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How the Hizmet works: Islam, dialogue and the Gülen movement in Australia
The story of the Gülen Movement in Australia has never been documented in any great detail and conse- quently is...
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Terror and Stupefication
Consider the fact that, on March 23 of this year in Paris, two hoodlums murdered a Holocaust survivor, 85-year-old Mireille Knoll,...
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Islamism in South Africa
Muslims were brought to the southern shores of Africa as slaves, political prisoners, indentured workers and traders, first from the...
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Saudi Counter Terrorism Policy
The article was formerly published in Russia Review (June – July 2018). Over the past two decades, the Kingdom of...
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The Misery of the Iranian Population Continues
Najah Al-Osaimi* Thousands of Iranians have taken to the streets once again in a show of force against Iran’s corrupt...
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Mohammed Bin Salman: The women’s rights reformer in the progressive era
By Najah Al-Osaimi* The article was formerly published in Russia Review (June - July 2018). Since the appointment of 32-year-old...
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Sexism? Just Joking
By Sara Brzuszkiewicz Akbar el-Baker A few days ago, Qatar Airways CEO Akbar el-Baker apologized for...
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