Upholding true faith: A wake-up call for Muslims
Upholding true faith: A wake-up call for Ahmadi Muslims 27th April 2024 Editor’s Note. In the headline I omitted the word ‘Ahmadi’ as of course this really addresses all Muslims, […]
A view from Turkey: Destructive power of the West
İHSAN AKTAŞ @ihsanaktas Published January 25, 2019 Until the end of the Cold War, there had apparently been a critique of Western civilization. Although the controversy between the Western and […]
Namık Kemal, the Enlightenment and the future of the Muslim world
İBRAHIM KALIN @ikalin1 Published March 30, 2018 Late prominent Ottoman intellectual and writer Namık Kemal’s critical engagement of the Enlightenment is important to understand the subtle dynamics of tradition and […]
‘Hayy ibn Yaqdhan’ and the European Enlightenment
İBRAHIM KALIN @ikalin1 PublishedMarch 9, 2018 A Muslim man looks out from a mosque. Ibn Tufayl (1116 to 1185), one of the luminaries of Andalusian Islam, is best known for […]
From The Archives: The Search for “Enlightened Moderation” in Pakistan
Dr. Atif Mian – USA As part of an occasional series highlighting notable articles from the archives of The Review of Religions, we are pleased to present the following piece, originally published in 2004 in response to an op-ed written in The Washington Post on May 31, 2004, by then-President […]
Facts can still defeat populist ignorance – liberals should not give up on them
Source: Independent Studies suggest that a counsel of despair about the persuasive potential of evidence is unwarranted. People can still be amenable to reason By Ben Chu @Benchu_ This is, as has […]