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**Trikaduliana** · 07-07-2011, 02:08 PM

for the appreciation.

It would be great if you could contribute to the list with other links or suggestions.

Actually it's quite a good number of articles but we need more than that.

Specifically, we need something dealing with both the ideologic and the political background of reformism/modernism, as modernism is not just the result of mere mistakes, misconceptions and lack of proper understanding; rather, it's the result of the political system implemented by the kuffar during and after colonialism.

Debunking the "interests" at the background of modernism would expose its complicity with oppression of Muslims worldwide and insha'Allah hopefully bring to its complete eradication and utter loss of credibility of "reformism", in my view far more clearly and definitively than just addressing the issues one by one from a Fiqhi/logical point of view.

For such analysis I would specifically look forward the contribution of brothers such as Usama2, DefendingIslam, Dhul-Qarnayn, but the call is extended to anyone else, indeed.

07-07-2011, 02:08 PM	#6
Trikaduliana Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 507 Senior Member	for the appreciation. It would be great if you could contribute to the list with other links or suggestions. Actually it's quite a good number of articles but we need more than that. Specifically, we need something dealing with both the ideologic and the political background of reformism/modernism, as modernism is not just the result of mere mistakes, misconceptions and lack of proper understanding; rather, it's the result of the political system implemented by the kuffar during and after colonialism. Debunking the "interests" at the background of modernism would expose its complicity with oppression of Muslims worldwide and insha'Allah hopefully bring to its complete eradication and utter loss of credibility of "reformism", in my view far more clearly and definitively than just addressing the issues one by one from a Fiqhi/logical point of view. For such analysis I would specifically look forward the contribution of brothers such as Usama2, DefendingIslam, Dhul-Qarnayn, but the call is extended to anyone else, indeed.
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