Anyone who contemplates the global developments, including those related to Muslim countries, will see that they are witnessing major transformations that reveal changes that are inevitably coming. The state of stagnation, or near-stagnation, is no longer present. Instead, the world is almost boiling with these developments, 

Iran’s regime interprets the new wave of protests that erupted there in late December as foreign interference. This rhetoric is not new to Iran’s regime; it has used it for decades, starting with the Green Movement in 2009, and continuing through the protests of 2017, 2019, and 2022.

The 28th of Rajab 1342 AH (March 3, 1924 CE) did not only mean the abolition of the Khilafah and replacing it with a new form/forms of governance. The removal of this governing system that merged out from Islam, that was Islam itself, teared the single body of Muslims in tens of pieces - 57 pieces today. hat made them vulnerable and defenceless to all forms of oppression, exploitation, killings, and…

After decades of costly experiments with direct warfare, the preferred option for Western powers has become managing conflict from a distance through economic, financial, and technological sieges, and by reshaping supply chains, rather than undertaking large-scale invasions. In this context, food, especially wheat, comes to the fore as a silent strategic ammunition: