Center for the Study of Political Islam International
Non-Islamic (Kafir) societies might think that openness and tolerance toward Islam as religion might grant them protection from becoming targets of Islamic terrorism; however, that is a wrong assumption. It is important to understand that Islam is not only...
Read moreAccording to the article (1) the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) pledged to collaborate with the local Nigerian government, the private sector, civil society, and other development institutions. The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) was founded by OIC member...
Read moreFrom a non-Islamic (Kafir) perspective, the concept of “peace” is a positive state that implies the absence of war and violence. According to Islamic doctrine, however, there can only be an absence of fighting when the whole world submits to Mohammed and...
Read moreAfter the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel on, the president of Turkey likened the prime minister of Israel to Adolf Hitler; he also compared Israel's response in Gaza to Jewish people's treatment by Nazis. He added that Western countries...
Read more■ Islamic jihadis, smuggled into the country, are a special concern to the security of the nation. ■ Political Islam, that part of the Islamic doctrine that affects the non-Muslim (Kafir), is inexorably linked to Islamic immigration. ■ The jihadis are...
Read moreUniversities in the United States are being funded by Qatar and the UAE (1). This raises questions as to the influence this funding has over the universities. Political Islam seeks to financially influence non-Islamic representatives, institutions, and...
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