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Manchester Conference – Islam Against Extremism
Click the links below to listen to each talk which also contain some beneficial notes: THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF AL-QAIDA AND ISIS ISLAM FORBIDS EXTREMISM AND COMMANDS GENTLENESS CLARIFYING THE DOUBTS OF THE KHAWAARIJ THE ISLAMIC CONDEMNATION OF EXTREMISM AND … Continue reading
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Colonial and Post-Industrial Movements of Reform and Da’wah
Note: please read the beneficial footnotes too. Also, the word Islamist should be taken to mean “political activist”, whose methodological and ideological roots stem from socio-political situations, rather than being based upon clear motivations based upon the Islamic Creed. The … Continue reading
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