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Foreign Policy

Clarifying the meaning of Jihad

‘Jihad’ is extracted from the source, ‘Jaahada’ and it measured upon the fourth verb structure, which means interaction between two sides, al-Mufa’ala. Another example is ‘Al-Khisaam’ which means to quarrel and is extracted from its roots source – Khaasama. Also, there is the example of ‘Jidaal’, which means to discuss or to argue and is taken from the root source ‘Jaadala’.
 

The Islamic view on Slaves and Slavery

The following discussion is based on a translation of two chapters from the fourth edition of the Arabic book Shakhsiya Islamiyya (Islamic Personality) volume 2 by Shei...

Lessons from The Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah

Lessons from The Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah The following illuminating account and analysis from Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah establishes many lessons for Muslims as they proceed towards carrying the message of Islam ...

Only the Khilafah will truly eradicate torture

The year is 1942 and Heinrich Müller chief of the Gestapo, Nazi Germany's feared secret police, is writing a memo outlining the introduction of new "Versch&...

Western Occupation vs Islamic Conquests: A tale of two states

Western Occupation vs Islamic Conquests: A tale of two states Western Occupation under colonialism Iraqi death toll. 650,000 Muslims killed in Iraq since the American-led invasion Haditha Massacre. 24 Iraqi m...

The West's history of violent expansionism

The West's history of violent expansionism

Clarifying the meaning of Dar al-Kufr & Dar al-Islam

Today it is unfortunate that some of the Islamic concepts, definitions and terminologies which were well known by the Muslims in the past have become vague at the least a...