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It’s never unexpected to hear the media discussing Islamist movements and their many “goals” that they intend to achieve. But assuming that you’ve done some research and kept up with at least a couple of Islamic movements over the past few decades, you’d see that Islamic Movements are far less set in stone than one […] Continue reading →

Whenever someone thinks of radical Islam, the first concept that usually comes to mind is “Salafi”… or is it “Wahhabi”? Or are they referring to the same thing, but don’t exactly understand if there is really much of a distinction between the two? The two terms are often used interchangeably, but unfortunately, it simply provides an […] Continue reading →

As I slowly began to browse though my quick google search of “Islamic Movements,” I ran into a giant blend of different ideas, theories, and aspects behind what people really think an Islamic movement is. Sure, it can be generally defined by a standard dictionary definition, but what are these movements really about? A fearful western […] Continue reading →

A compare and contrast of extremist Islamic movements.   Continue reading →