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Tunisian Shia scholar: Muslims unity possible through Quran – International Shia News Agency

Tunisian Shia scholar: Muslims unity possible through Quran – International Shia News Agency
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On Muslim Democracy: The evolution of Rached Ghannouchi s political and theological ideas

The currently imprisoned founder of Tunisia's Ennahda party clarifies his views on pluralism and Islam’s role in society in his latest collection of essays

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France Expels Tunisian Imam Over Radicalism, Unacceptable Remarks

The France government of Emmanuel Macron has expelled a Tunisian Islamic cleric for what it described as "radicalism" and "unacceptable remarks". In a post on his X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday evening, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin announced that Imam Mahjoub Mahjoubi was expelled less than 12 hours after his arrest. “The radical “Imam” Mahjoub Mahjoubi has just been expelled from the national territory, less than 12 hours after his arrest.

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France expels radical Tunisian Islamic leader

France has expelled a Tunisian Islamic religious leader for being "radical", France's Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on X,.

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College Professor And Member Of Qatar-Funded International Union For Muslim Scholars (IUMS) Mutaz Al-Khatib: There Is No Need For Special Jurisprudence For Muslims Living In The West

Mutaz Al-Khatib, a Syrian-born professor of Methodology and Ethics at the College of Islamic Studies, Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Doha, Qatar, and a member of the Qatar-funded International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS), recently published three articles posted on the IUMS Arabic-language website. In these articles, he argues against what is commonly known as the

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