Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Poll: Muslims show only partial support for Al Qaeda’s agenda
This report gives cause for concern and some hope.
Mosque Flier Defending Marwan Ahmed
Flier distributed in local mosque by Islamist organizations in defense of Marwan Ahmed’s ideology.
Islamism’s Failure, Islamists’ Future
Islamist movements’ entry into the electoral arena is changing them from within, making the choice for their western adversaries stark, says Olivier Roy in an edited version of a talk given at the Institute of Public Policy Research in London.
Reading Jefferson in Tehran
One member of President Bush’s “axis of evil” has a surprising democratic heritage
Where Law Meets Culture: Carnegie Scholar Explores Women and Islam
Sunder conceptualizes a “New Enlightenment,” based on a woman’s right to seek equality, democracy and liberty not only in the public arena but also in the private spheres of religion, culture and family.
Arizona Islamist Media- (Issue No. 1.2)– “Arab Voice hails “Latin America gains a new struggler against imperialism in Bolivia”
ﾓLatin America gains a new struggler against imperialism, Boliviaﾔ pg 5. (no author) ﾓThe new Bolivian leader promises to support Fidel Castro against the United States.” “The new socialist leader Evo Morales who is a decendant from an Indian tribe and who won the recent Presidential elections in Bolivia declares his support for Fidel Castro […]
A Moderate Voice of Muslim Pluralism with a Washington Address
The Center for Islamic Pluralism (CIP) based in Washington, D.C. is one of those organizations for which we have all been waiting. Even more potent than individual Muslims who take stands against political Islam are organizations and think tanks which begin to develop a body of thought which will live on for generations to represent moderate Muslim thought. Through the leadership of Stephen Suleyman Schwartz, CIP is positioning itself as a conservative moderate Muslim American voice.
Democracy Before Religion
Op-ed printed in Jyllands-Posten argues that Islam as traditionally interpreted is not compatible with democracy.
Dr. Jasser joins Stuart Varney to discuss what’s next for Libya?
Dr. Jasser joins Stuart to discuss what lies ahead for Libya and touches on Syria.