Essays on Muslim

Malcolm X gained notoriety in the early 1960s for his extreme viewpoints and his ardent devotion to Islam. He used rhetoric effectively in his statements, which was a major factor in his influence. Additionally, theories about racism against African Americans greatly increased his notoriety. He used a variety of rhetorical...

Writing a brief essay outlining a terrorist organization's character is the primary goal of this assignment. The paper must place the group chronologically in David Rapport's "4 wave" diagram as per the instructions. Second, the essay will provide a brief background on the organization, including its founding date, purpose, enemies,...

The Impact of 9/11 on Muslims in the United States The events of September 11, 2001 had a significant influence on the lives of Muslims in the United States. Since the 9/11 incident, Muslims have progressed from being a religious target group to being the target of hate crimes. Since the...

This case study focused on Citi Islamic Investment Bank (CIIB) A Sharia-compliant Islamic investment bank that is a subsidiary of Citicorp and headquartered in Bahrain. The project s goal was to study and examine financial statements from 2007 to 2014. The study also took an important step in analyzing the managerial...

Extremism has existed in the United States for a long time, and the country has historically housed adherents of various extremist ideologies. In the United States, there are two main types of extremism. Islamic and far-right extremism have existed for a long time and have been linked to various violent...

In the current study piece, the role of the Arab Spring (Islamic awakening) in advancing the Islamic form of democracy in North Africa and the Middle East was explained. The main objective was to determine whether democracy had significantly improved following the Arab spring. In 2011 and 2012, a wave...

The Conditions of Women in Islamic Societies The circumstances of Muslim women vary greatly depending on the societies in which they live. At the same time, women's dedication to Islam is a shared factor that has varied degrees of impact on their lives and provides them with a common identity that...

The term "new terrorism" became popular shortly after the September 11th, 1993 assaults on the New York World Trade Center in the United States. Canadian periodicals attempted to explain the concept of modern terrorism and how it differs from the previous form by portraying it as a fight between the...

It was once considered disrespectful to inquire about someone's religion in the Middle East. Even if it was obvious from their names which religion, tribe, and nationality they belonged to. Following the Arabian spring, MENA (Middle East North Africa) nations convened and developed an agenda for developing Arabian countries. Many...

The Spread of Islam The Islamic religion has spread from East to West, North to South of the globe hemisphere, from Mecca to Africa, Europe, Asia, North America, South America, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and has drawn over 400 million adherents worldwide. This widespread acceptance of Islam is reflected...

The Arab Spring and its Implications The Arab world accounts for approximately 5% of the total global population. Despite the fact that certain countries in this region have experienced significant economic, social, and political development. Despite the huge resources available in these countries, a sizable proportion of the population lives in...

The rise of terror attacks and the perception of the United States The rise of terror attacks, most of which are related to the Islamic community, raises the level of insecurity in the United States and other parts of the world. The issue is that Islamic insurgent groups such as ISIS...