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The Rise of ISIS: extracts from articles and comments
MEDITATION ON ISIS (DA’ISH): THE BIRTH OF ISLAMIC COLONIALISM By Alisar Iram / in My Take / tags Iraq, ISIS, Islam, Religion, Revolution, Syria, Syrian People 2 Comments I know it is not conventional to write articles in the form of diaries or chronicles, but I have been keeping … Continue reading
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Women and the state of the Syrian Revolution at the present
Revolutions are great mass movements carrying within themselves the promise to stop time for a while then perform a jump either to the future, or bend upon themselves to jump backwards and revert to a point in time where dichotomies … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Da'ish, Human Rights of women, Islamists, Nusra Front, Syrian Archaeology and antiquities, The role of women, The Syrian Revolution, Women
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Daísh, Syria, Syrian Revolution, The human rights of women, The Islamists, The Nusra Front, The role of women, women
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