I-I Portfolio Archive
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![The world’s first policy report condemning suicide bombings in the name of Islam. [Translate]](https://ihsanic-intelligence.com/wp-content/uploads/2005/07/DesertCaravanPainting-640x250-115x115.jpg "The Hijacked Caravan")
The Hijacked Caravan
Posted on July 8, 2005 | No CommentsThe world’s first policy report condemning suicide bombings in the name of Islam. [Translate] -
The Amman Message
Posted on November 9, 2004 | No CommentsThe Amman Message sought to declare what Islam is and what it is not, and what actions represent it and what actions do not. -
Inside the Ka’aba
Posted on November 1, 2004 | No CommentsEntering the House of Allah. -
Bombing Without Moonlight
Posted on October 1, 2004 | No CommentsAttention deficit disorder seems to flourish under conditions of late modernity. -
The Monsoon Election
Posted on May 1, 2004 | No CommentsA survey of the Indian elections in May 2004, particularly in reference to Islam in India. -
The Passion of the Muslim Messiah
Posted on February 1, 2004 | No CommentsA survey of the final hours of the Prophet Isa (Jesus), may the peace of Allah be upon him, according to the Islamic tradition -
![The continued dominance of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge in contemporary British politics, published in December 2003. [Translate]](https://ihsanic-intelligence.com/wp-content/uploads/2003/12/cambridge-115x115.jpg "The Oxbridge Connection")
The Oxbridge Connection
Posted on December 1, 2003 | No CommentsThe continued dominance of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge in contemporary British politics, published in December 2003. [Translate] -
Eclipses of Apocalypse
Posted on December 1, 2003 | No CommentsExamining the portents of lunar and solar eclipses in Ramadan as heralding the Day of Judgment. -
Sleight of Hand or Faith?
Posted on November 1, 2003 | No CommentsThe neo-magic phenemoneon of David Blaine, published in November 2003. -
What the West can learn from Islam
Posted on September 23, 2003 | No CommentsWriting in the third century, the Arab poet Mutanabbi describes how a recipient of another's largesse will usually respond with either indebtedness or resentment
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