Saad Eddin Ibrahim is an unlikely optimist about the future of democracy in the Islamic world. The sociologist spent nearly three years in the courts and prisons of his native Egypt, arrested at gunpoint in June 2000 and kept for a time in solitary confinement for his defiance of the authoritarian r...
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Liberty for Muslims?
- 20 June 2007
- The Washington Times
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Saad Eddin Ibrahim is an unlikely optimist about the future of democracy in the Islamic world. The sociologist spent nearly three years in the courts and prisons of his native Egypt, arrested at gunpoint in June 2000 and kept for a time in solitary confinement for his defiance of the authoritarian r...
Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy
- 20 June 2007
- Democrati.net
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Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. It is indeed an honor for me to share my views about rel..
Islam and Democracy.... Read more
- 20 June 2007
- Democrati.net
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From ancient times to 1922 the lands to the east of the Jordan River were culturally and politically..
Middle East Democracy
- 19 June 2007
- Democrati.net
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A little over ten years ago, several Arab countries in the Middle East and North Africa experienced ..
Let’s Understand the Moslem Brotherhood:
- 19 June 2007
- Democrati.net
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The article of Muhammad Ali Brahmin, Gamhoria’s editor-in-chief, entitled ’ I Do not Understand ..
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