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Does Israel Have the Right to Self-defense?

By |2023-12-01T09:25:21+01:00November 23rd, 2023|General events|

After the unexpected and unprecedented attack on the Zionist entity (Israel) by Hamas on the 7th of October 2023, Israel was entitled to the right of self-defense without conditions or limits! The act of resistance by the Palestinian resistance movements — as a natural reaction to the long-lasting blockage, oppression, persecution, ethnic cleansing, and destruction that the people of Gaza

JSM in the Islamic Studies Conference at the University of London: a Report

By |2021-12-08T21:18:16+01:00April 29th, 2015|Conferences|

A panel was held about the thought of Imam Abdessalam Yassine in BRAIS (British Association for Islamic Studies) annual conference. The conference took place this year at the university of London from 13 to 15 April. The panel was held on the first day of the conference, and was chaired by Dr. Hammadi Nait Cherif. Three papers were presented touching upon different but complementary aspects of the thought of the Imam, namely the political, the educational and social aspects.

The Concept of Change in Imam Abdessalam Yassine’s Thought

By |2021-01-20T16:25:10+01:00April 29th, 2015|The Concept of Change Conference|

Change is such a trans-disciplinary term that its methods, prerequisites, challenges and outcomes are taken into account in administerial issues and plans, organizations, companies, governments and other bodies. The term has recently permeated the political scene of the worldwide Muslim communities undergoing drastic and very painful political changes marked by the growing acts of bloodshed, destruction, and systematic torture perpetrated by change-resisting forces.

Religion and Mind: Abstracts of the Proceedings

By |2021-12-11T17:57:37+01:00November 19th, 2014|Religion and Mind Conference|

The age of turbulent clashes in the world makes pressure on us to reconsider our idea of rationality. Nowadays, when our societies (even the Western ones) experience the revival of religiosity, many religious scholars and secular thinkers try to draw a perspective of relations between faith and reason. In Islamic tradition, we have this issue formulated according to the patterns ‘aql (“the individual reason”) and naql (“the transmitted one”, meaning sacred texts of the Qur’an and Sunnah). Imam Abdessalam Yassine was a leading figure of the Contemporary Islamic Thought, who addressed not merely theoretical side of this problem, but wrote a clear vision of how its solution may benefit modern Islamic societies in both Muslim world and the West. How the modern Muslim culture, balancing between its Classical Age and Western Colonialism, may build its future? Is it really possible to find a compromise between all-encompassing doctrines of Islam and modern scientific world outlook? May Muslims develop into society of Islamic values, recognizing Western impact into intellectual life?

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