Islam

Pakistan’s troubles with religious parties could be solved using an Iranian solution

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The Shi’a pilgrimage to Karbala: An Iraqi success story

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Moroccan Muslims Rioted in Brussels, Stores Looted, ​Police Did Nothing

Hundreds of Moroccan Muslims flooded the streets of Brussels, breaking windows, looting, and starting fires. The press says this was in response to the news that Morocco had qualified for the World Cup in soccer. [The media would have us believe that, if Morocco had failed to to qualify, the rioters would have been peaceful. Absurd! These people came to riot, and it had nothing to do with soccer.] Local police stood by watching and did not make any arrests. [...]

Erdogan slams Saudi “reformer” Muhammad bin Salman – “There is no moderate Islam”

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Oil prices surge in response to Saudi purge

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Saudi Arabia: Mirage of Reform in Wahhabism’s Absolute Monarchy

Crown Prince Mohamed bin-Salman is such a darling of the global mainstream media that many call him, affectionately, by his initials MBS. The new strongman of the Kingdom has often mentioned the need for reforms and modernization of Saudi Arabia, both socially and economically. Can MBS walk the talk of his enticing narrative? The Crown Prince’s charm offensive is, at least partially, a way to cover up his failed attempt to bully Qatar into submission back in June 2017.