The Thinking Muslim by Muhammad Jalal
Muhammad JalalAn attempt to understand the world around us through the lens of an Islamic worldview. A newsletter of the Thinking Muslim Podcast and broader project.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | jalalayn.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Gaza and The Power of Narratives
In this guest article, Ahmed Paul Keeler looks at the power of narratives.
Gaza the Graveyard of the Liberal World Order
I gave a talk recently to an inspirational group of young university students on the Liberal World Order. We spent hours discussing the topic after my presentation. Here is my transcript.
The UK Muslim community needs an alternative to the Labour Party
This piece is written with a UK reader in mind. Many of my subscribers are from the United States and other Western countries. I suggest similar thinking needs to be undertaken, especially in the US, where I think the ‘Muslim vote’ will mat...
The West has Failed
The inhuman aggression by which Israel treats Palestinians is known to everyone who possesses an ounce of justice. This excludes, of course, Western nations for whom, apparently, history began last Saturday. Much of its media has embarked o...
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Host of The Thinking Muslim podcast. Educator. Political Scientist.
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