Arabs vs Persians: Ending the Anti-Islamic Hatred

Ethnonationalism can be understood as an immense moral distortion. It trains individuals to evaluate reality according to whether a given position advances the perceived interests or prestige of one’s ethnic group. This is as opposed to being in terms of Islam and its specific parameters of truth, justice, or ethical right and wrong. In ethnonationalist […]

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[WATCH] Ibn Taymiyya Files Ep 1: Men Who Manage the Universe

 

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An Alternative Perspective on Türkiye’s “Demographic Crisis”

In recent months, social media has been saturated with alarmist commentary regarding Türkiye’s demographic outlook. The country’s total fertility rate has dropped to approximately 1.3. This is not only far below the replacement level of 2.1 but also lower than that of several wealthier Western nations, for instance, the United States (1.6), France (1.6), the […]

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1971 vs 1979: Neoliberal Globalization and Return of “Political Islam” in Iran

1971 stands out as a major turning point in modern world history, not only for geopolitical and social reasons but also for deep structural changes in the global economy. On the geopolitical front, the year marked the independence of Bangladesh, reshaping South Asian politics after a violent war with the Pakistani central state and its […]

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Fragmenting Algeria? The Convergence of Kabyle Separatism and Zionist Strategy

In the current geopolitical climate, public discourse has conditioned many to recognize only two “Iranic” actors, i.e., the Kurds and the Persians, as salient forces in the Muslim world. In secular narratives shaped by Western and Israeli strategists, these groups are often cast as proxies used to fragment the Muslim ummah, weakening Islamic identity broadly […]

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