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Debts of Blood: My Trips to Pakistan and Back

Iman Sultan | September 21, 2017

Shrouded In Mystery: Who Was Essad Bey?

Ibrahim Rigney | September 18, 2017

Does Technology Cheapen the Hajj Experience?

Hassan Hoque | September 13, 2017

Free-fall: Loss, Remembrance, Meaning

Kevin James | September 11, 2017

45 Watch: The Decline of an Empire

Obaid H. Siddiqui | September 8, 2017

Don’t Let Trump Loose on Iran

Sam Khanlari | August 28, 2017

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Prison: A Sacred Space in American Islam

Reliance on mass incarceration as a response to crime has reached critical heights in recent decades. The numbers need n

SpearIt | August 23rd, 2017

Iraqi American Receives Humanitarian Award

Meet Haneen Alsafi, recipient of a humanitarian award from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA and quite an inspiration.

Dr John Andrew Morrow | August 21st, 2017

Book Excerpt: Rethinking Political Islam

The following is an excerpt from Shadi Hamid and William McCants’ new book, Rethinking Political Islam, which was

The Islamic Monthly Staff | August 18th, 2017

45 Watch: The Dark Princes Rise

“I have the power,” screams an excessively orange-skinned man with a ridiculous haircut, his voice echoing a

Obaid H. Siddiqui | August 16th, 2017

Rethinking Political Islam in the 21st Century

By Shadi Hamid and William McCants In the early 1990s, a new debate around the role of Islam and politics — and mo

The Islamic Monthly Staff | August 14th, 2017

The Accelerated Dismemberment of the “Muslim World” In the Trump Era

Widening internecine wars in the Middle East and the prospect of opulent so-called Muslim countries being reduced to the

Abdul Cader Asmal | August 9th, 2017

Alt-Radical Islam: A Quranic Critical Theory

Friedrich Hegel’s recipe for critical dialogue was simple: The authentic refutation must penetrate her opponent&rs

Kevin James | August 4th, 2017

Islam, Race and Pluralism in the Pakistani Diaspora

One afternoon in the summer of 2013, I sat down with a young Ahmadi American Muslim of Pakistani descent. He told me an

Craig Considine | July 28th, 2017

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