Islam’s Moderate (Wasatiyah) Vision And Jihad Through Service To The Environment – Analysis
In August 2015, the Islamic Declaration for Climate Change was pronounced to signify Muslims’ contribution to conservation work and motivate
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Author: Muhammad Haniff Hassan
Muhammad Haniff Hassan is a Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) and holds a Ph.D. in Strategic Studies from RSIS (formerly known as the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies), Nanyang Technological University (NTU). He received his early education at Aljunied Islamic School. He then pursued higher education at the Faculty of Islamic Studies, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, and graduated with honours in Syar’iah and Civil Law.
Website: http://haniff.sg/en/
Articles by Muhammad Haniff Hassan :
A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing: An Analysis Of Islamic State’s Takfir Doctrine
ISIS is challenged not only on the battlefield, but also ideologically by mainstream Muslim scholars and within militant circles. Hundreds
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Responding To Abuse Of Hijrah Concept For Mobilizing Muslims To Syria And Iraq – Analysis
The idea of hijrah or migration has a special place in the history of Muslims. It denotes the flight of
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Selective Nature Of Islamic State’s Armageddon Narrative – Analysis
One of many narratives used by ISIS in its propaganda materials to win support from Muslims all over the world
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Islamic State Seeks Legitimacy From Dabiq And Its Narrative – Analysis
One of many ways used by Islamic State in order to provide religious legitimacy to its cause and appeal to
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An Analysis Of Muslim Voices Against Islamic State
Out of sudden in June, ISIS succeeded in expelling Iraq’s armed forces from its northern territories to Baghdad and took
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The Black Flag Myth: An Analysis From Hadith Studies
Islamic State’s black flag, which is also used by several other jihadist groups such as the Taliban, Al Qaeda, Al
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The Arab People’s Uprising: The Jihadist Perspective – Analysis
The Arab uprisings, particularly in Egypt, have divided online jihadists. While a majority support the demonstrations, the minority of jihadists
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Osama’s Demise And Zawahiri’s Rise: Weakening Of Al Qaeda – Analysis
Ayman Al Zawahiri’s rise as leader of Al Qaeda could increase internal disunity and weaken the terrorist organisation. Outside the
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Abu Bakar Bashir’s Imprisonment: What Next? – Analysis
The conviction of Abu Bakar Bashir is an important milestone in the fight against violent radicals in Indonesia. However, its
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