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‘Fake News’ Regarding Antiquities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Luciana Zana Trëndafilazezë and Stephen Sylejman Schwartz

Author: Skateraw October 25, 2017

CIP October 24, 2017 Since our establishment following the atrocities of 11 September 2001 the Center for Islamic Pluralism (CIP) has stood for religious pluralism, social justice, and public transparency in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). CIP builds on…
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Miscellaneous, Saudi Arabia, Wahhabism

African-American Muslims, Albanian Muslims, Alevism, American Muslims, Balkan Muslims, Bektashi Sufis, Bosnian Muslims, British Muslims, Canadian Muslims, Central Asia, Chechnya, Deobandism, Dutch Muslims, European Muslims, French Muslims, German Muslims, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kurdish Islam, Kyrgyzia, Macedonia, Malaysia, Moldova, Montenegro, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, September 11, Shariah, Shiism, Singapore, Sufism, Takfir, Terrorism, Turkish Islam, Uighurs, Uzbekistan, Wahhabism

CIP Greetings on International Day of Solidarity With Working Women [The original name of International Women’s Day] by Stephen Suleyman Schwartz

Author: Skateraw March 9, 2017

Quora.com March 8, 2017 The Center for Islamic Pluralism has always stood first, among Muslim activists, with the women combatants of Kurdistan, the victims of and fighters against the scourge of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), and women organizing for their…
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Miscellaneous

African-American Muslims, Albanian Muslims, Alevism, American Muslims, Balkan Muslims, Bektashi Sufis, Bosnian Muslims, British Muslims, Canadian Muslims, Central Asia, Chechnya, China, Dutch Muslims, European Muslims, French Muslims, German Muslims, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kurdish Islam, Kyrgyzia, Malaysia, Moldova, Montenegro, Pakistan, Prisons, Russia, Shariah, Shiism, Singapore, Sufism, Terrorism, Turkish Islam, Uighurs, Uzbekistan

Smart Jews The Construction of the Image of Jewish Superior Intelligence by Sander L. Gilman University of Nebraska Press, 246 pages, $40.00 ($15.00 paper). Reviewed by Lauren Weiner

Author: Skateraw February 21, 2017

Society February 21, 2017 [CIP Note: In the current global crisis, Muslims of all descriptions must contend with stereotyping as uniformly extreme, and self-hatred on the part of those who try to appease prejudice by distorting the heritage of Islam…
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Book Review

African-American Muslims, Albanian Muslims, American Muslims, Balkan Muslims, Bosnian Muslims, Central Asia, Chechnya, Dutch Muslims, European Muslims, French Muslims, German Muslims, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kurdish Islam, Macedonia, Malaysia, Moldova, Montenegro, Muslim-Christian Relations, Muslim-Jewish Relations, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sephardic Judaism, Shiism, Singapore, Sufism, Turkish Islam, Uighurs, Uzbekistan, Wahhabism

Which parts of Qur’an touch your heart the most? by Stephen Suleyman Schwartz

Author: Skateraw February 21, 2017

Quora.com February 18, 2017 Greetings to all people of sincerity. I am 68 years old and will reach 20 years as a Muslim in a few months, alhamdulillah! I began studying Sufism (Islamic spirituality) through Catalan Catholic sources at 18….
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Miscellaneous

African-American Muslims, Albanian Muslims, American Muslims, Balkan Muslims, Bosnian Muslims, British Muslims, Canadian Muslims, Central Asia, Chechnya, China, Dutch Muslims, European Muslims, French Muslims, German Muslims, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kurdish Islam, Macedonia, Malaysia, Montenegro, Muslim-Jewish Relations, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sufism, Takfir, Turkish Islam, Uighurs, Uzbekistan

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‘Fake News’ Regarding Antiquities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Luciana Zana Trëndafilazezë and Stephen Sylejman Schwartz

CIP Greetings on International Day of Solidarity With Working Women [The original name of International Women’s Day] by Stephen Suleyman Schwartz

Smart Jews The Construction of the Image of Jewish Superior Intelligence by Sander L. Gilman University of Nebraska Press, 246 pages, $40.00 ($15.00 paper). Reviewed by Lauren Weiner

Which parts of Qur’an touch your heart the most? by Stephen Suleyman Schwartz

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