Islam and the World

Are terrorist attacks and suicide bombings a betrayal of Islamic teaching? Is the world truly enduring a “clash of civilizations?” Are the world’s one billion Muslims a monolithic community, or is the diversity if Muslim life the key to understanding Islam’s future?

Islam often has uneasy relations with what passes for "modernity" across the rest of the globe: separation of church and state, equality for women, acceptance of an independent status for other religions (other than as prefiguring Islam), a secular legal system.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
June 2009	Educating Americans about Muslim Voices by Vishakha N Desai, Karen Brooks Hopkins and Mustapha Tlili
May 2009	The Terror Next Door by Mai Yamani
April 2009	The Audacity of Hope for Palestine by Kishore Mahbubani
March 2009	Iran’s New Contender by Alireza Nader
March 2009	Saudi Arabia’s Shia Stand Up by Mai Yamani
February 2009	Israel Votes for Violence by Daoud Kuttab
February 2009	The Morning After Israel’s Vote by Fania Oz-Salzberger
January 2009	Will Hamas Win the Peace? by Mohammed Yaghi
December 2008	Europe’s Islam Question by Tariq Ramadan
November 2008	Palestinian Hopes for Barack Obama by Yasser Abed Rabbo
October 2008	Out in Eighteen Months or One Hundred Years? by Feisal Amin al- Istrabadi
October 2008	Nobel Injustice by Kishore Mahbubani
September 2008	Putin of Arabia by Mai Yamani
September 2008	The Myth of “Eurabia” by Muhammad Abdul Bari
August 2008	God’s Warriors Are Multiplying by Raja Kamal

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