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A reflection on Bill 94

On October 31st, Bill 94, or the bill on reinforcing laicity in the education network, was passed by Quebec’s CAQ government, marking another milestone in Québec’s attack against religion, with a disproportionate impact on Muslim communities of Québec.

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A reflection on Bill 94

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Reflection

On October 31st, Bill 94, or the bill on reinforcing laicity in the education network, was passed by Quebec’s CAQ government, marking another milestone in Québec’s attack against religion, with a disproportionate impact on Muslim communities of Québec.

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How Indonesia Returned to Sharia After an Earthquake

4-minute read

Islamic

When the earthquake and tsunami struck the Indonesian province of Aceh on December 26, 2004, the devastation was beyond imagination. The waves that rose from the Indian Ocean reached more than thirty meters in height and crashed onto the coast with a force that erased entire towns. Cities such as Banda Aceh, Calang, and Meulaboh were almost completely destroyed. Within a few hours, more than one hundred and thirty thousand people had lost their lives, and hundreds of thousands were left without homes or families. The landscape itself was changed, and places that had existed for centuries disappeared beneath the sea.

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Knowledge is Power: France's war on Islamic consciousness

6-minute read

Political

On July 7th, 2025, following a meeting with the French Defence and National Security Council, French President Emmanuel Macron announced a new set of prohibitive and restrictive measures to tighten oversight of groups accused of undermining national cohesion. This includes measures such as fund freezes and the blocking of any financial contributions. The announcement follows previous conversations, which occurred in May 2025 after the release of the controversial report on the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in France. Its findings and procedures were presented as part of a greater initiative against “Islamic entryism” and separatism.

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A reflection on Bill 94

1-minute-read

Reflection

On October 31st, Bill 94, or the bill on reinforcing laicity in the education network, was passed by Quebec’s CAQ government, marking another milestone in Québec’s attack against religion, with a disproportionate impact on Muslim communities of Québec.

N.14

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How Indonesia Returned to Sharia After an Earthquake

4-minute read

Islamic

When the earthquake and tsunami struck the Indonesian province of Aceh on December 26, 2004, the devastation was beyond imagination. The waves that rose from the Indian Ocean reached more than thirty meters in height and crashed onto the coast with a force that erased entire towns. Cities such as Banda Aceh, Calang, and Meulaboh were almost completely destroyed. Within a few hours, more than one hundred and thirty thousand people had lost their lives, and hundreds of thousands were left without homes or families. The landscape itself was changed, and places that had existed for centuries disappeared beneath the sea.

N.13

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Knowledge is Power: France's war on Islamic consciousness

6-minute read

Political

On July 7th, 2025, following a meeting with the French Defence and National Security Council, French President Emmanuel Macron announced a new set of prohibitive and restrictive measures to tighten oversight of groups accused of undermining national cohesion. This includes measures such as fund freezes and the blocking of any financial contributions. The announcement follows previous conversations, which occurred in May 2025 after the release of the controversial report on the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in France. Its findings and procedures were presented as part of a greater initiative against “Islamic entryism” and separatism.

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Future of Islam in Tunisa

8-minute read

Political

Tunisia today stands at a crossroads. In the same land where Zaytouna once illuminated North Africa with Islamic scholarship, youth now oscillate between a rebirth of faith and a rejection of religion. On one side, a generation seeks to reclaim authenticity through Qur’an, Sunnah, and tradition. On the other hand, disillusioned youth turn to a cold secular nihilism. This is the paradox of post-revolution Tunisia: the spark of the Arab Spring has ignited both the embers of an Islamic awakening and the ashes of a forgotten identity.

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