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Muslims are not betraying Islam in embracing liberal democracy

Last week, during a book tour in London, I spoke to a large group of British Muslims on Islam and liberty. A few of the questions that I received from the audience indicated why discussion on this topic is much needed. “If the state gives the people the freedom to do what they want, then [...]

Religion and Politics in Syria

Many politicians and journalists are fearful of the future which can be facing the religious minorities in Syria following the revolution. Very often, these fears are expressed in the context of justifying the hesitancy of the US and the international community to arm the Free Syrian Army. It is this hesitancy that has given the [...]

Western Fear of the ‘Islamist Other’

The year 2011 has proven to be quite unique as evidenced by the tumultuous social, political and economic events that have taken place all around the world. Lenin once said that “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen”. This has seldom been more true than in this year. The [...]

Western democracies are undermining people’s rights

Western democracies are undermining people’s rights

Intense theoretical debates about the virtues of democracy have been taking place over the past months as we attempt to analyse events in the Arab world. Democracy, most conclude, should be the goal: it is the best political system, one in which citizens can see that their political choices are respected, their freedoms and rights [...]

Sri Lanka: Media and the Suffering of the Tamil People

As a Tamil domiciled in Australia I served the Tamil community by editing the only Tamil community newspaper, UTHAYAM. I ran it for 14 years My experiences in dealing with the Tamil community, both in Australia and in Sri Lanka, make me feel sad about the callous way in which the media is exploiting the [...]

Sri Lanka: Sinhalisation of the North and Tamilisation of the South

Two recent articles highlight various aspects of a debate fundamental to the “National Question” of Sri Lanka. Unfortunately, it is hardly discussed in the national press in Sri Lanka, although much discussed in gatherings of expatriates. I hear of sinhalese “intrusion” into the north being discussed by my children (people in their fiftees) and their [...]

The Killing of Bin Laden – The End that Never Was

The killing of Osama bin Laden on Monday 3rd of May was indeed a historical advent which ought to signal the end of one of the most difficult phases in the relationship between the West and the Muslim world. For nearly a decade, Bin Laden had become not only the world’s most wanted man but [...]

Burning the Myths about Islam

Burning the Myths about Islam

The ‘Arab Spring’ shows that the Quran burning riot in Afghanistan had little to do with Islam itself. The recent violent protests in Afghanistan - a reaction to the burning of the Quran by a small church in the United States last month - recalled an inescapable reality. Extremists on all sides - whether in free, democratic America, or in corrupt, occupied [...]

A Century of Giving Back

Her face has been kissed by Time. Every crease and line around her eyes records a moment in her life, like the delicate rings in a tree trunk. Etched into her beautiful brown skin, more than one of these proud wrinkles symbolizes the many hardships she has endured over the years. Alone, her seven grown [...]

A new history begins in the Middle East

Lenin is reported to have said that “there are decades when nothing happens; and there are weeks when decades happen.” The last several weeks in the Middle East prove Lenin right. And it proves the “end of history” cohorts deadly wrong. For a long time, it looked like history was dead in the Arab world. [...]