Category: Culture
Canada’s Ambassador to Macedonia is Unabashedly Anti-Macedonian
What if your ethnic identity was being given away while the Western world participated in its demise, then celebrated with claims that a “diplomatic dispute” was being solved?
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan: The City with 2200+ Years of Written History
Visiting Tashkent was a unique and memorable experience.
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A Cathedral and a Mosque Engulfed in Fire; One Ravages the Past, the Other Threatens the Future
Concurrent with the fire that ravaged Notre Dame, but lesser reported, the al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem fell victim to a fire of an unknown origin.
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When Truth-Tellers Must Hide, Societies Collapse
Nashenas, an Afghan who had to hide his identity to exercise his freedom of speech, exemplifies the dangerous trend toward squelching free speech.
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There Is No Good Kind of Nationalism
Of course white nationalism is a problem, but not just because it’s white — also because of the nationalism.
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China’s Use of Psychological Warfare Against Uyghurs
The Uyghurs will continue to be traumatized across generations and for decades to come due to the psychological torture that China is inflicting upon them.
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Moses For #MeToo?
If Thomas Jefferson has made the #MeToo list of abusers, surely there is room for Moses, his soldiers, and the god he invented to deify Zionism.
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Morality, Truth, Facts Have Exited From the Dying West
If Washington had any sense, Washington would get rid of Russia by allowing Russia to join the West and become firmly mired in the West’s decadence.
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Rim Banna and the Cultural War that Palestinians Must Win
Rim Banna has died, but the generation of artistes she patiently nurtured will continue to sing, to celebrate a culture and a civilization that cannot be tamed by guns or imprisoned by walls. She was the voice of Palestine that can never be muted.
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Take a Knee for Freedom of Religion
Freedom of religion depends on the willingness to stand up for (or take a knee for) the right not to be compelled to worship.
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The Revival of Ottomanism in Shaping Turkey’s Influence in the Muslim World
There is a wealth of lessons that Turkey can learn from their Ottoman predecessors in order to progress as an emerging superpower in the region.
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Facts Supplanted by Propaganda Wherever We Look
The example of a Google employee being castigated for stating a truth inconvenient to one feminist ideology shows how propaganda is elevated above facts.
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When Daesh is Defeated: Who Will Fill the Intellectual Vacuum in the Arab World?
Although hardly popular among Muslims in the Middle East and the rest of the world, somehow Daesh came to define Islam in the eyes of the West.
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The Westminster Attack and the Nationality of Terrorism
A terrorist attack in Pakistan is as abominable as an attack in Orlando or Westminster.
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‘Decolonizing the Mind’: Using Hollywood Celebrities to Validate Islam
In the process of conjuring up this false sense of cultural triumph, Muslims, in fact, further feed into their own unfortunate sense of inferiority.
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Descendants of Slaves, Forerunners of Justice: American Muslims Must Stop Apologizing
The colonizer, oppressor, invader is always blind to his crimes. He sees only the violent reaction—however minuscule—of the people whom he subjugates.
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Empathy: What Our Dysfunctional World Needs
As a new year dawns, let us resolve to be more tolerant towards the stranger, the refugee, the lonely and those experiencing difficulties in their lives.
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The War on UNESCO: Al-Aqsa Mosque is Palestinian and East Jerusalem is Illegally Occupied
Those denouncing the latest UNESCO resolution on Jerusalem’s cultural sites didn’t bother to read it before jumping on the Zionist propaganda bandwagon.
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Life in Cairo’s “City of the Dead”
An American teenager visits Cairo’s “City of the Dead”, an inhabited graveyard, and explores the fusing of Western and Middle Eastern culture in Egypt.
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Post-Quake Nepal Is Still Reeling 1 Year Later—For All the Wrong Reasons
Nepal is in the aid spotlight and power-players have their eyes on grabbing more for themselves.
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