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Category Archives: Terrorism
How can Liberal Muslims win?
Here is an English version of my latest Arabic article published in Al-Hurra ( Tunisian women- via Al-Hurra) Although attempts to liberalise Islamic discourse have been ongoing for centuries, they have failed to find sustainable general acceptance in Muslim … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Middle East, Terrorism
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Twitter Thread: Jenan Moussa and ISIS desperate house wives
Here are a selection of twitter posts by Journalist Jenan Moussa on ISIS house wives are definitely worth reading. A rare insight into the mind of those women. 4- I also saw this Indonesian ISIS family who traveled to Raqqa … Continue reading
The Western media’s imbalanced portrayal of the Qatar crisis
The crisis in the Gulf has entered its third week, since a number of Gulf States including Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain together with Egypt have cut diplomatic ties with Qatar, accusing it of destabilising the region. The crisis … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East, Qatar, Terrorism
Tagged Al-Jazeera, GCC, Islamism, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, The New York times
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Twitter Thread: The Sectarianism of Al-Jazeera Arabic
Amidst an intense debate about Al-Jazeera news TV station, many western media editorial defending the channel, claiming it is a voice for free speech, and ignoring the channel’s sectarian agenda. Hayder al Khoei, an Iraqi -focused MiddlE East watcher has compiled … Continue reading
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London Attacks: Five myths about Terrorism
Photo via Reuters Westminster, the Manchester Arena, and London Bridge ____ three terrorist attacks in three months in my adoptive country, Britain. Those gruesome crimes, however, have not changed the response to terror. Politicians, journalists, and commentators are still harping … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Islam, Terrorism
Tagged Britain, ISIL, ISIS, Islam, Islamism, London, London Attacks, London Bridge, Manchester Arena, Terrorism, UK
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Egyptian Aak 2017- Week 21 (May 22-28)
Relatives of Coptic Christians surround their coffins, during their funeral service- via AP Top Headlines Gunmen in Egypt Force Coptic Christian Pilgrims From Buses and Kill at least 28 ISIS claims responsibility for deadly shooting on Coptic Christians in Egypt … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of Aak, Egypt, Terrorism
Tagged Copts, Egypt, ISIS, Minya attack, Sinai, Sisi
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Egypt’s Islamists and Pope Francis
A photo circulated on social media accuses Pope Francis is known for his radicalism, hatred to Islam, and supports Zionism “The Pope of Terrorism” ____ a hashtag used by Islamists on Twitter to comment on Pope Francis’s recent visit … Continue reading →