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Zahack Tanvir March 17, 2025 AI and religion, comparative religion, controversy, intellectual stagnation, Islamic preaching, modern Islamic scholarship, outdated rhetoric, Pakistan visit, religious discourse, zakir naik

OPINION: Fading Influence of Zakir Naik—When Old Arguments No Longer Convince

In an age of AI and platforms like ChatGPT, audiences expect well-researched, thoughtful engagement—not repetitive, memorized speeches from two decades

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Aimen Dean March 9, 2025June 9, 2025 Ahmad al-Shar’a, Aimen Dean, Alawite massacres, Assad regime vs opposition, Counterterrorism expert, Geopolitical strategy in the Middle East, Hezbollah disinformation, Hezbollah propaganda, Iran influence in Syria, Islamist extremism, Israel Hezbollah war, Jihadist networks, Middle East Geopolitics, Russian and Iranian influence in Syria, Sectarian violence in Syria, Syria conflict, Syrian civil war 2025, Syrian government reforms, Turkey intelligence in Syria, War misinformation

OPINION: Iran, Hezbollah, and Syria—The Disinformation Campaign You’re Not Seeing

Iran, Hezbollah, and Assad loyalists have launched a well-coordinated disinformation campaign to portray the situation as a sectarian massacre. In

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Michael Arizanti March 7, 2025June 9, 2025 ADNOC, gcc, uae

OPINION: The West Should Turn to the GCC—How the UAE Leads the Petrochemical Revolution

What impresses me most about this merger is how it’s unlocked $500 million in annual operational synergies. I’ve been watching

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Millichronicle February 19, 2025February 19, 2025

OPINION: Saudi Arabia’s rise as a global diplomacy broker

by Osama Al-Sharif Riyadh’s past successes and its current strategic positioning suggest a potential for significant influence Saudi Arabia is

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Millichronicle February 8, 2025February 8, 2025 iran, irgc

OPINION: Iran’s IRGC Terrorism Designation Must Not Punish Innocent Conscripts

by Mehdi M. Moradi The IRGC could never function if it relied on annual conscription or allowed the unwilling draftees

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Umar Shareef November 6, 2023May 17, 2025 gaza, iran, israel, palestine, saudi arabia

OPINION: Why Saudi Arabia and Arabs Not Firing Missiles At Israel?

Hamas doesn’t listen to Saudi advice or seek guidance from them. So, why would Saudi Arabia START A WAR FOR

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Millichronicle November 4, 2023November 4, 2023 germany, hamas, israel, palestine

OPINION: Protecting One, Oppressing Another—Germany’s Moral Dilemma

by Turki AlOwerde It is crucial to note that the actions of the Hamas terrorist organization cannot justify subjecting innocent

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Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab October 4, 2023October 4, 2023 banna, iran, khomeini, maududi, muslim brotherhood

OPINION: The Tale of Two Ideologies—Iran and Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood’s rule—unlike that of Khomeini—was short-lived. In early 1979, the Iranian revolution came out victorious and Shah

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Major General Khaled Almraeed (Retd) September 23, 2023May 21, 2025 king salman, mohammed bin Salman, saudi national day

OPINION: Saudi National Day—Celebrating Unity, Resilience, and Aspirations

The illustrious history and the ongoing achievements of our nation are a source of immense pride and love for all

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Omer Wazir July 15, 2023June 9, 2025 Bharat masjid count, Bharat Muslim freedom, Eid holidays in India, India Waqf support, Islamic education India, Muslim life in India, Muslim politicians India, Muslim religious laws India, Muslim-friendly non-Muslim country, ndia Muslim rights

OPINION: Why Muslims in India Enjoy More Religious Freedom Than in Many “Muslim” Countries

It’s time the Muslim world re-evaluates its assumptions and acknowledges that in Bharat, Muslims don’t just survive — they thrive.