The Syrian uprising and the counter revolution

The Arab spring in Egypt and Tunisia took the world by surprise. In fact, the various world powers-the western powers as well as the Islamists groups such as Al Qaeda, Muslim brotherly of Egypt, etc.,  were not prepared to prevent … Continue reading

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The Bahrain uprising and the double standard of the West

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              One year already passed since the popular uprising in Bahrain. The world has watched in awe the brutal suppression by the ruling Monarchy of Peaceful demonstrators . The western power’s reaction was surprisingly … Continue reading

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Evolution of the Egyptian Revolution

Ever since Mubarak regime ousted from power last year by the incredible Egyptian popular revolution Egypt political future has remained unclear. Tahrir Square protests still ongoing and violence is often the aroma of these events. The sudden eruption of the … Continue reading

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Iranian Lawmakers turned into Trouble Makers

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The fever of pro democratic movement in the Middle East, has moved to the streets of Tehran. Despite the Government brutal crackdown on the pro Democracy demonstrators, thousands managed to hold many rallies throughout Iran. There were many disturbing clips … Continue reading

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Tribute to the Egyptian Revolution

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My deepest congratulations to the people of Egypt for the extraordinary victory over dictatorship and injustice. The people of Egypt earned the respect of the world for their determinations and perseverance for their quest to freedom and dignity. I hope … Continue reading

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Why this Blog?

I have been contemplating about this blog for sometime and kept postponing it due to my busy schedule. But then recently I could not wait any longer due to the recent events in the Middle East, particularly in Tunisia and most importantly the extraordinary events in Egypt.

I have been writing in another blog since 2007, called “katib.wordpress.com” but I have decided to launch this one to take a more candid look at world affairs and particularly the Middle East.

I am of a Muslim denomination raised in Baghdad which is of a diverse nature of different kinds of people and various religious backgrounds and schools of thoughts. This unique early environment made me more tolerant to the other.

Over the years living among the Canadian society I have learned a lot and enabled me to intellectually evolve. Consequently I have developed a different outlook on life and particularly on the very religion I embrace; Islam.

So I will mostly dedicate this blog on new understanding of Islam and other intellectual fields.

Cheers

Adill Hissan

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