By Grace Mubashir Fazlur Rahman’s double movement theory represents one of the most significant attempts in modern Islamic thought to reconcile Qur’anic revelation with historical…
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By Grace Mubashir Whenever a war is framed as a jihad, several questions must follow: Who authorised it? What is its legitimate goal? Are treaties…
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By Grace Mubashir the ongoing Palestinian conflict has cast questions about Islamic way of opposing violence. This book offers solutions to sporadic violence through Islamic…
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By Sahil Razvi, “Whenever there is oppression, there will be jihad”, these are the words of Mahmood Madani. He said this on 29 November 2025…
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