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Issue 2, March 2005
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FAIR VIEW
Features of the New Islamic Discourse (Part 2 of 4)
As for the bearers of the new Islamic discourse, the situation is quite different. Most of them had their intellectual formative years in the fifties and had their first encounter with modern Western civilisation in the sixties.
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HARUN YAHYA
Islam's Acceptance of Judaism and Christianity
We are living in an era in which the world is desperately in need of peace, friendship, and solidarity. The tensions and conflicts that so defined the twentieth century continue in this new century, and innocent people all around the world continue to suffer from them.
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OCCIDENTAL VIEW
“Hijacking Catastrophe” Fills a Void Left by Journalists’ Failures
I’m a former full-time journalist turned journalism professor. I continue to commit occasional acts of journalism, and I retain a deep affection for, and commitment to, the craft and its ideals. That’s why it pains me to say this: The performance of the U.S. corporate commercial news media after 9/11 has been the most profound and dangerous failure of journalism in my lifetime.
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SOUL SEARCHERS
Chatting My Way to Islam
My name is Marie and this is my story of how I found my creator.
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MUSLIMS WITHOUT BORDERS
Hijab Scrutinised: The Four Fallacies of Hijabophobia (Part 1/4)

In this series, Hayat Alyaqout scrutinises the hijab and touches upon several themes such as the religious authenticity of the hijab, the overlap between the hijab as a religious practise and the hijab as a social practise, how men have their own hijab too, and the philosophy of the hijab in relation to the social notion of beauty.

In the first part, she talks about the four main challenges raised against the authenticity of hijab in Islam and refutes them.


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MACROPHONE
Slave, Servant or What?
It was during the summer of 1985 when I discovered how difficult it was to translate words, whose simplicity I used to take for granted.
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MACROPHONE
The Express Train: The New Face of Da’wah
A few years ago, if you mentioned the word “da'wah”, the first image that would usually appear in our minds was that of an old man wearing traditional Islamic clothes, speaking standard, formal Arabic, and preaching his, sometimes, complex way into the minds and hearts of thousands of Muslims as well as non-Muslims. Language is indeed arbitrary, as the meaning of the word “da'wah” has changed in the minds of millions of Muslims worldwide, since more and more youth...
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MACROPHONE
Islam As a Lifestyle
Hicham Maged reports on how Islam is more than a religion but a way of life for millions of Muslims.
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MACROPHONE
The Numerical Values of Letters of the Alphabet and the Numerical Miracle
The Arabic alphabet comprises 29 letters. However, in the Abecedarian alphabet there are 28 because there is considered to be no difference between Hamza and Alif. What concerns us about this Abecedarian order is the link between it and the Jum’mal numerical values of the letters (the NVL) mentioned in the previous chapter.
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MACROPHONE
Secrets of Creation: How Plants Protect Themselves
Foreword
The fire, the wind, the frost, and the caterpillars are all terrible enemies of the forest, but there are other enemies who are not less dangerous. Most trees are not afraid of them!

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CAPITA
Walid Batrawi: That’s why There will be no Internet media in many Arab countries!
Since the year 1991, Walid Batrawi has been working as a Palestinian journalist for various media establishments, including Palestinian and International media organisations.

In a major interview, Hasan Hamarsha sets to discover more about the views of the Journalist Walid Batraw.

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CAPITA
Media Quotes to Ponder

“Writing to a magazine that had published his obituary: I've just read that I am dead. Don't forget to delete me from your list of subscribers.”
Rudyard Kipling


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PALESTINIAN DISPATCHES
Is Israel A Real Democracy?
Israel likes to define itself as the only democracy in the Middle East. Democracy means a plurality of views, of voices and of positions; the fact is that Israel is an exclusive racist Jewish state with little interest in real democracy.
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PALESTINIAN DISPATCHES
Alaqsa Intifada and the Media
During Alaqsa Intifada, which started on September 29, 2000, both the Palestinians and the Israelis were very aware of the media power. Thus, there was a competition between the two on this field. This competition negatively affected the media and their coverage. Instead of enhancing the media, this competition moved the media from being a fourth state to be a fourth branch for government.

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PALESTINIAN DISPATCHES
Arrival to School is a Distressful Hardship, A Nightmare That Disturbs the Children of Abu Dees
With the rigorous continuous construction of the Wall, Reem Abu Snenah, a blind ten year old girl, has currently resolved to stop attending Helen Killer School for Blind Students in Jerusalem.
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LIFE MAKERS
"Life Makers" Comes Back Full of Life
Amr Khaled is an Egyptian auditor, currently resides between Lebanon and the U.K. He has a B.A. in commerce, a diploma in Islamic studies and is presently a PhD candidate at the University of Wales, U.K.
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NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS
Hadeer: Youth Shout in Actions
Hadeer is an Arabic word that refers to the strong sound water currents produce. Inspired by Amr Khaled’s TV show “Life Makers”, Hadeer came to voice the concerns and ambitions of the Muslim youth. Hicham Maged reports the story of their success.
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IN DEPTH
Balance and Imbalance: In the Equation on “Differentiation – Continuity” Between Civilisations 2/4
“Following Scientific revolutions, and through an unexpected transfer, scientists are now facing a different science". This is the conclusion reached by Thomas S. Khun in his theory on the structure of scientific revolution... in the case of technological revolutions however, the whole world is exposed to a gradual change, and the rate of change depends on the nature of the technologies of impact ad their interaction with the elements of the social environment.”
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MED-AWARE
The History of Medicine (2)
Continuing from the last issue, this article will discuss the history of medicine.

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MED-AWARE
Home Remedies (2)
Tonic to calm nerves:

  • 1oz (25gm) hops
  • 1oz (25gm) lavender flower
  • 1oz (25gm) palm leaves
  • 1oz (25gm) primrose

Instructions:
Add 1 teaspoonful of the mixture to 1/2 cup of boiling water. Take twice daily without sugar.

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MED-AWARE
Aroma Therapy (Part1)
While writing this article I'm enjoying the fragrance of musk, which comes out of a traditional Indian fragrance cone. This fragrance positively elevates your mood.
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MED-AWARE
Green Pharamcy (2)
Welcome again to the green pharmacy, I hope you enjoy using the amazing plants present around you as remedies.
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MED-AWARE
How Much Do You Know About Your Child's Milky Teeth?
Some Facts You Need to Know About Baby's Teeth:
  • Children's teeth "also called milky or deciduous teeth" are the primary teeth that start to appear in your baby's mouth as early as 5 months of age.
  • They start to form and develop long before birth.
  • By the age of 3 years, all of the twenty primary teeth are present in the mouth.
  • They all vary in their order of appearance, pace and time of loss.
  • The first permanent tooth appears around 6 years of age.
  • The last primary tooth is to be
  • ...
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NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS
Noon Centre For Qur’anic Studies and Researches: A Deeper Look in the Holy Qur’an
The marvels of the Holy Qur’an never cease. The Holy Qur’an is God’s words the meanings and miracles thereof never exhaust being the eternal intellectual miracle. Whenever man gives rise to doubts, the Holy Qur’an presents the manifest proof.
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PINNACLE
The Day the World Lost Rafeeq Alhareery
Marwah El-Azhary reports on Rafeeq Alhareery, an example of a successful Muslim pioneer.
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