Brouillards de guerre - Gilles Dauvé June 2016 article by G.D. on IS, Syria, war, the state and rhetoric, first published on the DDT21 blog.
Islamic State, A Project Of Civil Society Beyond the clichés that portray the Islamic State as simply a barbaric and fanatical occupation force shot up with petrodollars from smuggling, we cannot grasp it in its reality without considering its full dimension as a social project...
9-11 and Radical Islamism Bin Laden, Taliban, ayatollahs and generally speaking radical Islamists are our enemies for the same reason that all States and religions are…
A historical look at attitudes to homosexuality in the Islamic world Although it is very different now, Shoaib Daniyal recounts historical examples of tolerance of…
Brussels, after the terrorist suicide bomb attacks… When after the terrorist suicide attacks in Ankara and Istanbul, the same sort of attacks occured in Brussels, by the Netherlands blog…
Reactionary Islamism - Mathias Wåg The Arab Spring's wave of protests were followed by counterrevolution. The old regimes returned and directed their repression both towards the…
Labour Movements and Opposition Groups in Saudi Arabia: 1950-1975 An article about the growth of the Saudi Labour movement and additional radical opposition groups, focussing on two strikes at the ARAMCO oil company in 1953 and 1956.
A people's history of Muslims in the United States - Alison Kysia Alison Kysia on what is left out of school textbooks and media reports on the history of Muslims in…
Black Rose on the massacre in Suruç Black Rose Anarchist Federation Statement on the Massacre in Suruç.
Islamic State cannot destroy the real idols of our time This is an article which will be appearing in the ICC paper this month under their new section of …
If you wouldn’t do it to Jews, don’t do it to Muslims - Levi Tazir Spare a thought for the racists. They’re having a really hard time lately. They keep trying to…
Ninth-century Muslim anarchists - Patricia Crone Interesting article from 2000 by Patricia Crone about groups of essentially anarchist Muslims from southern Iraq in the ninth century.
