This article was originally published in Malay by Berita Harian (24 September 2014, available here) (c) Muhammad Haniff Hassan & Mustazah Bahari, Oct 2014 Out of sudden in June, ISIS succeeded in expelling Iraq’s armed forces from its northern territories […]
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The Black Flag Myth: An Analysis from the Science of Hadith (the Prophet’s Tradition) (c) Mustazah Bahari and Muhammad Haniff Hassan, 2014 Lately, images of black flags have become a prominent feature in the media. It was proudly displayed by
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MUSLIM VOICES AGAINST IS / ISIS / ISIL compiled by Muhammad Haniff Hassan (Fellow) and Mustazah Bahari (Associate Research Fellow), S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University (c) August, 2014 This list compiles voice of Muslims from all over
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The above titled article is available here.
My Article – The “Marketplace of Ideas” and Countering Violent Extremism Read More »
Video of my presentation at Imam Reference Group Workshop held by National Centre of Excellence for Islamic Studies, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 4-5 December 2012. See the video here
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Please find my new article posted at my counterideology2 blog here.
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Muhammad Haniff Hassan and Nur Azlin Yasin, “Indonesian Prisons: A Think Tank for Terrorists”, Counter-terrorist Trends and Analysis, ICPVTR, Singapore, August 2012. Muhammad Haniff Hassan and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan, “Insights from Recent Study on Roots of Violent Radicalisation in the
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Muhammad Haniff Hassan and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan, “Inside Indonesian Online Library for Radical Materials”, Perspective of Terrorism, Vol. 4, Issue 6, December 2012, pp. 74-88. Muhammad Haniff Hassan, “War, Peace or Neutrality: An Overview of Islamic Polity’s Inter-state Relations”,
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(Talib means a student. Muallim means a teacher) © Muhammad Haniff Hassan, November 2001 Muallim: The principle of Islam states that those who condone any acts of evil are just as guilty as of committing the act. Hence when we
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(Talib means a student. Muallim means a teacher) © Muhammad Haniff Hassan, October 2001 Talib :Why are we condemning the attacks on the WTC and Pentagon in America? Muallim :Because it was a monstrous act that sacrificed the lives of
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