Till our present day, there are still some Islamic groups that consider democracy to be un-Islamic, and maintain the hatred of freedom as their tradition. They argue that 'there is no freedom in Islam' and claim that freedom is restricted by the rulings of Shari`ah (Islamic Law)....
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How to Emancipate Muslim States from the Plague of Autocracy and Despotism?
- 11 December 2009
- Islamonline
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Till our present day, there are still some Islamic groups that consider democracy to be un-Islamic, and maintain the hatred of freedom as their tradition. They argue that 'there is no freedom in Islam' and claim that freedom is restricted by the rulings of Shari`ah (Islamic Law)....
Freedom First
- 2 December 2009
- IkhwanWeb
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Islamic groups are still condemning the prohibiting of democracy and renouncing the violations of fr..
Egypt’s Islamic phenomenon
- 29 November 2009
- IkhwanWeb
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In the last twenty years, Egypt has witnessed the emergence of the universal Islamic phenomenon wher..
US should engage Islamists to push democracy in Arab world, says expert
- 25 November 2009
- The Peninsula
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The US should engage with Islamist groups in the Arab world if it is serious about promoting democra..
Expert political analysts: Brotherhood‘s legitimacy forcibly imposed upon Egypt’s ruling regime
- 24 November 2009
- IkhwanWeb
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Influential politicians and trade unionists have unanimously agreed that the Muslim Brotherhood Move..
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