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Related Resources
| By Muslim Theologians |
| Introduction to the Fatwa on Suicide Bombings and Terrorism by Shaikh Dr Tahir ul-Qadri, 02/10 |
Jihad, apostasy, and women's rights by Shaikh Abdal-Hakim Murad, 09/07 |
'Recapturing Islam from the Terrorists' by Shaikh Abdal-Hakim Murad |
| 'Islam: Religion or Ideology' by Imam Zaid Shakir, 26/07/06 |
| By Quilliam Staff |
| A Brief History of Islamism by Ghaffar Hussain, 01/10 |
| Quilliam's submission to the Communities and Local Government's 'Prevent' Inquiry, 2009 |
| Quilliam's input into schools' preventing extremism toolkit, 10/08 |
'The Islamist' by Ed Husain |
'W.H Quilliam: Britain's first Muslim Activist?' by Ashraf al-Hoque |
'Evaluating Hizb ut-Tahrir's Theo-political Stance' by Maajid Nawaz |
| 'The Causes of Islamist Radicalisation' by Maajid Nawaz |
| 'The Causes of Alienation' by Maajid Nawaz |
| 'Diaspora, Muslims and the quest for belonging' by Ashraf al-Hoque |
| Others |
Manual of Best Practices for Creating On-line Movements, Howcast.com, December 2008 |
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