The argument that Islam is not a religion has “nothing to do with a philosophical interrogation of ‘religion’ generally” but is actually about “depriving Muslims of rights”:<\/p>\n
Churches that “held solidarity events with the [Muslims] after the Christchurch shootings” have been targeted for pamphlets proclaiming “Islam is the enemy, this is a declaration of war, this is them versus us”:<\/p>\n
“In the 1960s, … the Brotherhood formally codified its opposition to violence in a tract titled, ‘Preachers, Not Judges'” and “there has been no evidence since then that the … organization … has engaged in violence”:<\/p>\n
“In 1991 [SIS] published … Are Women & Men Equal Before Allah?<\/em>\u00c2\u00a0that advocated the message of equality in Islam, and Are Muslim Men Allowed to Beat Their Wives?”<\/em> in support criminalizing domestic violence”:<\/p>\n “They will be forced out of public spaces to stay at home and will be unable to work, study or access basic services. The ban violates their rights to non-discrimination, freedom of expression and religion”:<\/p>\n “Competition between Iraq\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s two main external backers polarizes its politics and paralyzes day-to-day operations. … It must reduce its binary dependency on Washington and Tehran”:<\/p>\n The “Pakistani national anthem is almost entirely<\/a> in Persian. …\u00c2\u00a0 Prominent Pakistanis such as the country\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and its first president Iskander Mirza, were Shia Muslims”:<\/p>\n\n
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