The twentieth anniversary of the September 11 attacks coincided with the West’s failure in Afghanistan, which is cultural even more than it is political or military. The two events call for a serious reflection on the relationship between the West and the Muslim world
State identity and societal identity are diverging in Turkey: while religion is more and more used by politics in all areas, the younger generations have begun to distance themselves from Islam. A development that offers clues about the future of the country
The reconquest of Afghanistan places the fundamentalist movement at a crossroads. But it also raises the issue of the West’s cultural failure and the new balance of power after America’s disengagement
Celebrations at the International Union of Muslim Scholars in Doha, invitations for tolerance in Abu Dhabi, no comment from al-Azhar. The Islamic institutions’ reactions to the new course of events in Afghanistan
Twenty years after 11 September: a conversation with Afghan professor Mohammad Hashim Kamali, an influential scholar of Islamic law
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Inspired by the Six Day War, this 1968 song is technically unreleased but painfully relevant. A gem by the Lebanese diva rediscovered, thanks to the tenacity of her fans and a sound engineer
Female Theologians, Activists and Political Leaders: The Voice of Muslim Women. The table of contents of Oasis no. 30
The jihadist threat has refocused attention on the content of religious teaching. How and where Muslims are trained
Western Islam is run through with transnational trends and pressure from states
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