Edict on Terrorism Sparks Inside Muslim Debate
The fatwa denouncing terrorism drew swift criticism from American Muslim scholars who urged specific condemnations of groups like al Qaida and accused the declaration of aiming to polish the faith's image. Critics warned it ignored particular extremist strands and failed to address core issues. The Fiqh Council of North America urged Muslims to aid law enforcement in protecting civilians and stated Islam denies extremism.
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al-Qaida
Omid Safi
Colgate University
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Ibrahim Hooper
Council On American- Islamic Relations
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Fiqh Council of North America
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Abdullahi An-Na’im
Emory University
Shackleton Ad Echoes a Century Past in London
A historic note recalls Sir Ernest Shackleton placing an advertisement in London newspapers in 1900 inviting readers to join a Christ centered celebration, highlighting enduring religious observance across the century.
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Sir Ernest Shackleton
London
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