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" ليست المشكلة أن نعلم المسلم عقيدة هو يملكها، و إنما المهم أن نرد إلي هذه العقيدة فاعليتها و قوتها الإيجابية و تأثيرها الإجتماعي و في كلمة واحدة : إن مشكلتنا ليست في أن نبرهن للمسلم علي وجود الله بقدر ما هي في أن نشعره بوجوده و نملأ به نفسه، بإعتباره مصدرا للطاقة. "
-  المفكر الجزائري المسلم الراحل الأستاذ مالك بن نبي رحمه الله  -

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BOOK CONTENT Tripp (2006) presents a book titled: “Islam and the Moral Economy: the Challenge of Capitalism”. This book revealed that the development of sharia economic grows rapidly, depicting an evidence of a rejection of conventional capitalism. However, the growth is still hampered by the argument in the form of economic development of world’s capitalism that has rooted in the politic and economic structure. According to the contradictions, the author presents a framework of arguments to identify and investigate the actions of Islamic economic actors in order to anticipate, respond and act against the phenomenon. Furthermore, Tripp (2006) elaborates the…
Tous ces éléments me donnaient à réfléchir, et j’ai rejoint le vice président, Gates et Donilon dans leurs conseils de prudence. Si Moubarak tombe, ai-je dit au président, « tout se passera peut-être bien dans vingt-cinq ans, mais il me semble que la période située entre maintenant et ce moment-là risque d’être d’une grande instabilité pour le peuple égyptien, pour la région et pour nous ». Je savais pourtant que le président supportait mal de rester inactif tandis que des manifestants pacifiques se faisaient rouer de coups et tuer dans les rues. Il cherchait une voie qui, tout en encourageant…
In the words of the right-wing conservative jurist Carl Schmitt, every society apparently needs an enemy. In your view, is Islam serving this enemy function today in Western societies? John Louis Esposito: Since I am not familiar with Schmitt′s work, I will not comment directly. But I think it is fair to say that historically tribes, ethnic and nation identities have defined themselves in terms of the ″other″, or more accurately, over and against the other, relying on stereotyping. Today, many in Europe and America have experienced a down-turn in their countries′ economies and, as polls report, fear for their future…
Thursday, 07 November 2019 15:01

Le Renouveau de l'Occident ?

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...Il est évident que l'Occident diffère de toutes les civilisations ayant existé, par l'influence essentielle qu'il a eue sur toutes les autres  civilisations depuis 1500. Il a été également à l'origine des processus de modernisation et d'industrialisation, et de leur extension mondiale. Les sociétés de toutes les autres civilisations ont cherché à combler le fossé avec lui, à être aussi riches et modernes. Ces caractéristiques signifient-elles que l'évolution et la dynamique de l'Occident, en tant que civilisation, diffèrent fondamentalement des modèles qui ont prévalu pour les autres ? Les données historiques et les analyses des spécialistes ne vont pas dans…
"Ask students to read for more than a couple of sentences and many will protest that they can’t do it. The most frequent complaint that teachers hear that it’s boring. It is not so much the content of the written material that is at issues here; it is the act of reading itself that is deemed to be boring. What we are facing here is not just time-honored teenage torpor, but the mismatch between a post-literate New Flesh that is too wired to concentrate and the confining concentrational logics of decaying disciplinary systems. To be bored means simply to be…
Revolutions are like electricity. An electric shock of the most unexpected kind. The victims think at first it must be a powerful wasp sting. Then they realise the entire house in which they live has been electrocuted. They react with howls of pain, promises to move home or to rewire the entire place, to protect the occupants. But once they realise that the electricity can be tamed – however ruthlessly – and, most important of all, that it has no controlling element, they begin to relax. It was all a faulty connection, they say to themselves. A few tough and…
  ndrew Jackson is still considered by many in the US to be the quintessential ‘Scotch-Irish’ president. Born in the backwoods of North Carolina to emigrants from County Antrim, his rowdy youth, instinctive belligerence and vengeful cruelty – as both a military commander and a politician – are seen as the very embodiment of the distinctively robust culture of the Appalachian highlands. But the American term ‘Scotch-Irish’ is misleading, for it obscures the Northern English origins of many of these settlers. Indeed, Old Hickory’s ancestors originated in the East Riding of Yorkshire, and were part of that first great migration…
A retired U.S. general has warned that President Donald Trump's foreign policy in Syria is drifting dangerously close to piracy, following confirmation that American soldiers will be deployed to secure valuable oil fields in the east of the country and protect them from the Islamic State group. Retired General Barry McCaffrey condemned the plans on Sunday, following Trump's suggestion he wants to bring in Exxon Mobil or another U.S. oil company "to go in there and do it properly...and spread out the wealth" from the oil fields. Trump's plan has drawn significant criticism, coupled with the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the…
We are through the looking glass, Alice. For years now I’ve lambasted the U.S. Congress for shirking it’s constitutionally mandated duty to actually declare and oversee America’s wars. Now, in a cruel joke of sorts, it has finally decided to do so, symbolically voting to condemn the president for pulling troops out of a Syrian war it never sanctioned in the first place. In a rare, bipartisan vote this past week, the House overwhelmingly approved H.J. Res. 77, "Opposing the decision to end certain United States efforts to prevent Turkish military operations against Syrian Kurdish forces in Northeast Syria." If ever proof was needed…
Saturday, 19 October 2019 09:02

The Absurdity of the Iran Obsession

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Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon have written an excellent article on our government’s Iran obsession over the last forty years. They begin by observing that the fixation on Iran makes no sense when we consider the huge disparity in power between the U.S. and its clients on one side and Iran on the other: In balance-of-power terms, Washington’s obsession with Tehran is absurd. Iran’s population is one-fourth the size of the United States’, and its economy is barely two percent as large. The United States and its closest allies in the Middle East—Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates—together spend at…
   Justin Trudeau survived, Andrew Scheer went there on the blackface scandal and populists courted north-of-the-border Trump fans with a "Canada First” promise. Two weeks before Oct. 21 elections, Canada's six party leaders took the stage at the National History Museum in Gatineau, Quebec on Monday night — and with only one official English language debate scheduled, none of them could afford to misfire. Canadians may be a polite bunch, but this was a raucous, squabbling debate. All eyes were on the once-ascendant Trudeau; only recently an icon of global liberals, he’s been hobbled by a series of scandals and…

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