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    Apr 14

    My digital library is available to the public. It is constantly updated, and please buy the book if you've enjoyed it so as to support the authors:

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  2. 5 minutes ago

    My favourite article from so far, combining technology with morality and theology. "The road to Hell is paved with Google logos and the Communist Chinese flag."

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  3. 5 minutes ago

    Jumu'ah Mubarak.

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    Oct 8

    New bonus with : From nation state to empire state — a radical history of how we got to Trump

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    Oct 8

    Many a time Islamic law is evaluated from either a moral or practical perspective. This week, our first guest contributor, Professor Hamdija Begovic, discusses post-modern conceptions of beauty, aestheticism in shari’a and the primordial nature of man.

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    Oct 1

    In this week's article, explores the question - what does it mean for a language to be Islamic? How can our worldview and understanding of deen be both expanded and constricted by language?

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    Oct 8

    "In both internal and external affairs, every Western democracy is facing tricky questions over Islam" Great piece by in . Includes some of my thoughts:

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    Oct 8

    We're often told by a certain cohort of the political spectrum to, "learn some basic economics". It's unclear why, given how terrible economists are in understanding and forecasting the economy.

    Economists are notorious for getting the future wrong (just as they are peerless at explaining the past). The joke is that they have predicted ten out of the last five recessions. In recent years, during what is now called the age of hyper-globalisation, bad forecasting has erred in the opposite direction. Economists have consistently predicted growth where none has materialised. In particular, since the 2008 global
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    May 3

    “Their leader was Muhammad. Neither walls nor gates stood up before them, nor did weapon or shields, & they dominated the entire lands of the Persians,” arguably the first reference to Muhammad in Syriac sources, in the Anonymous Chronicle written sometime between 670-680 AD.

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  10. Oct 5

    "He blocked me and my friends online and is spookifying his name. What a lying little devil!"

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  11. Oct 5

    Some people are so extremely online that they assume that everything someone does/the state they're in IRL is connected to some online drama that involves them. Even to the point of making claims like these, to "own Dimashqee".

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  12. Oct 5

    Excellent morning read

    *New Post* China Is Succeeding Where The Soviet Union Failed …
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    Oct 4

    When the pollsters attempt to influence the outcomes of democratic votes. Dodgy attempted to push for Kurd independence from Iraq last year, The has revealed. Absolutely shameful meddling in Iraq's sovereignty and integrity, much depleted that it already is.

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    Oct 4

    It is now known, for example, that Pat Finucane, the human rights lawyer, was murdered in 1989 by a British army agent, while eating dinner with his family at his Belfast home.

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    Oct 4

    A court in London was told today that MI5 agents are authorised to commit serious crimes, on British soil, without informing prosecutors, under a secretive MI5 policy...

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    Oct 4

    The key to writing Poetry Is to put The Words on different Lines So they seem Profound And cover up your Incompetency

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    Sep 23

    Food for Thought #12: Spiritual Numbness, Disproving God, & How The Ego Affects Mental Health - Featuring Sh , , responses to progressive Muslims, & my fav mental health article in a while. Subscribe:

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    Oct 4

    Tonight at LSE! Wael B. Hallaq discusses his new book 'Restating : A Critique of Modern Knowledge'? A podcast recording will be made available after the event

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    Oct 4

    People have been speculating about this for decades, now maybe it’s happened: It’s completely insane that the US allows its tech supply chain to be controlled by a geopolitical rival.

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    Oct 4

    This is a huge story, apparently well-sourced. *If* the alleged PLA hardware hack played out as described—then we're looking at an intelligence operation of historic proportions

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