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“The Era of Fear has Gone, and the Kingdom of Silence has Collapsed”

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The climate of fear, which existed in Ash-Shaam (Syria) due to the decades of repression placed over the people, was broken on the first day of the revolution and remains thus. The murderous Assad regime has martyred hundreds of thousands but still the people stand firm. The leaders of the so-called free world plot
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The Problems in Kashmir Further Elucidates the Problems in India

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Recent weeks have seen India launch a crackdown on the Muslims living in Kashmir. So far 58 Muslims have died since July 8th with many more being detained by the Indian security forces. This is not something new as the Ummah there has been faced with such oppression by the Hindu state since as far as it can remember. Massacre after massacre, false promise after false promise
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Afghanistan: 15 Years on

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15 years after the US invaded Afghanistan, 2 years since the official end and withdrawal of US and coalition forces; Afghanistan remains marred in chaos and the US constructed architecture is struggling to survive. The Taliban continue to mount steady gains against the government in Kabul which this week saw them taking control of capital of the Helmond province Lashkar Gah.
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The Western Campaign to Suppress Muslim Resistance to Occupation

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The Western definition of terrorism is "violence initiated by non-state actors" and all individuals who take up arms are branded “terrorists” without taking in to consideration the political and ideological context which forced them to take up arms. The Western definition of terrorism is particularly important in the context of colonialism as the West controls all state actors in the Muslim World...
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Chilcot Report Confirms Iraq War Lies

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The Chilcot enquiry into the decision to go to war in Iraq back in 2003 was finally published on July 6. The 7-year long enquiry by Sir John Chilcot did not to explore the fundamentals of British foreign policy but was confined to exploring the processes surrounding the Iraq war.
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The Tale of Two Cities

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In London we saw the Mayoral election and subsequently the victory of Sadiq Khan. Over the last a few weeks and days, both mayoral candidates, Sadiq Khan and Zac Goldsmith campaigned by using the fear of Muslims and the Muslim community to win votes, with the only difference being that Zac Goldsmith was more aggressive in this regard.
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Muslim Youth in Southeast Asia: The Struggle of Identity in the Era of Digital Capitalism

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With more than 60% of the population under 40 years old, the ASEAN region is a highly attractive market for foreign direct investment, as the Minister of International Trade and Industry of Malaysia – Dato’ Sri Mustapa Mohamed in ‘the First ASEAN Young Entrepreneurs Forum’ last January 2015, underlined that ASEAN is a ‘youthful market’ because its countries have a very large youth population. His statement is not an empty…
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