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Jihādi principles in context
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11. Any Muslim has the right to renounce Islam, but not to offend Muslims
Date of source: Wednesday, December 27, 2006
The author of the article, Dr. Wā’il ‘Azīz, discusses religious freedom versus freedom of expression. He calls on Muslims to acknowledge the achievements of all Muslim scholars and intellectuals, and asserts that no one has the right to issue fatwás of Takfīr against anyone unless they publicly...
12. Self-criticism or self-lashing
Date of source: Monday, May 13, 2002
The author comments on Khals Jalabi´s “The need for Gandhi in Palestine” and Ma´amoun Fandy´s “The Arabic media was defeated in Jenin.” Jalabi called Arabs for nonviolence and civil resistance in their conflict with Israel and Fandy criticized the Arabic media. The author said that...
11. The need for Gandhi in Palestine
Date of source: Wednesday, May 8, 2002
The author calls Arabs for nonviolence and civil resistance in their conflict with Israel. Arabs tried war with Israel and the results were just defeats and trillion of dollars being spent on arming. The Arab world needs a charismatic figure like Gandhi, someone who can lead it to the greatest...
26. The future of Islam in the West…Jeffrey Lang as an example
Date of source: Friday, August 6, 2004
The story of the American professor of mathematics Jeffrey Lang who embraced Islam is an outstanding example of moving from the darkness of atheism to the light of faith. When Westerns join Islam, they do not do this through the same approach we [Orientals] adopt, but they come with a new approach...
30. The peace of Christ declares the end of the Old World
Date of source: Monday, December 27, 2004
It is strange to see Christ , who called for peace, describing the leaders of the Jewish community as sons of vipers and blind leaders. The religious leaders of Christ’s time were very haughty and corrupted. This kind of religious plague has nothing to do with Christianity, but it is a cultural...
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