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The Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought
an intellectual centre of the global Islamic movement
Welcome to the ICIT website
Contents Page
The Ascendant Qur'an the new tafseer by Imam Muhammad al-Asi
In May 2008, the ICIT published the first volume of a new tafseer of the Qur'an by Imam Muhammad al-Asi of Washington DC. Follow the link above for more information, articles about the tafseer, an interview with Imam al-Asi, and order a copy for yourself.
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About the Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought
This section includes information about the ICIT, its objectives, its history and its work. See also:
The ICIT - An Introduction
The Muslim Institute, the predecessor of the ICIT
Dr Kalim Siddiqui, founder of the Muslim Institute
ICIT Conferences, Courses and Seminars
The ICIT has organised a number of conferences, courses and seminars in different parts of the world, including Toronto, London, Pretoria, Karachi and Colombo. These are a major part of the ICIT's work. See these pages for more information.
Past ICIT events
Forthcoming ICIT events
Area Studies
In this section, the ICIT provides material on the histories and current situations of different parts of the Ummah.
Afghanistan
Algeria
Egypt
Palestine
Iraq
Malaysia
Palestine
Pakistan
Turkey
Indonesia
Sudan
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Crescent International -- the ICIT's
'newsmagazine of the Islamic movement'
Crescent International is a
monthly newsmagazine published by the ICIT in Canada, South Africa
and Pakistan.
See this section for more information, including sample copies,
subscription details and links to the on-line edition.
ICIT resources
on-line
A number of ICIT publications are available on-line, in either
HTML or Adobe PDF format.
These include works by Dr. Kalim Siddiqui, Zafar Bangash,
Mohammed al-Asi and Basheer Nafi, on topics ranging from the Islamic
Movement, Islamic political thought and the Seerah.
ICIT books and
papers
The ICIT has published a number of papers of issues concerning
the Islamic movement, and also distributes books by Kalim Siddiqui
and others.
A full list of our publications is available here, as well as
details on how to order them
Links to other
useful websites
This page provides links to other websites that may be useful to
visitors interested in the global Islamic movement and Islamic
movements if different parts of the world.
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The global
Islamic movement - striving to change the
world
In this section, the ICIT provides material on the global Islamic
movement, the local Islamic movements that make it up, and issues
relevant to it.
What is the
global Islamic movement?
Major
contemporary Islamic movements
Key
leaders and intellectuals of the Islamic
movement
Major
issues in the Islamic movement
Key leaders and intellectuals of the Islamic
movement
The late Kalim Siddiqui suggested that the Islamic movement
needed an "intellectual revolution". In this section, we provide
information on the work of key leaders and intellectuals who have
shaped the global Islamic movement in recent decades.
Dr. Kalim
Siddiqui
Imam
Ruhollah Khomeini
Hassan
al-Banna
Sayyid
Qutb
Hassan
Turabi
Maulana
Maududi
Ali Shari'ati
The Islamic Revolution and State in Iran
The Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1978-79 established the first Islamic state of the modern era, and set the standard for Islamic movements in other countries to follow.
However, its progress in the subsequent 25 years has not been smooth. In this section we provide information and analysis of the Revolution, the Islamic state and related issues.
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Copyright: Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought, London, 2000-2007.
Website edited by Iqbal Siddiqui.
Website: www.islamicthought.org / e-mail: icit@islamicthought.org
This page published: April 20, 2000. Last updated: March 7, 2007.
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