The answer is no, The Quran does not advocate any kind of "one" gender superiority; it is the muslims who are to blame due to misreading and misguiding of Islam (Barlas:2002:2). Kandiyoti (1991:23) states that Muslim scholars argue for that Islam is equal; using the Hadith and Quran as the major sources to back the argument up. ... The main point being said is that Islam itself does not promote gender inequality; though it has been seen as a tool of "promotion" of gender inequality, but one can add that even if muslims have wrongfully promoted gender inequality in the name ...

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In the last two decades terrorism caused by Muslim extremist has been on the up rise as well as consistent. ... A few major terrorist groups who make international headlines consistently are Boko Haram, Al-Qaeda, Islamic State, Taliban and the Muslim Brotherhood.16 If Wahhabism does in fact encourage these Islamic based organizations to commit heinous acts in the name of Islam, then there should be a link between these terrorist organization's ideology and Wahhabi theology. ... According to Olawale Rasheed, "records show that Wahhabism came to West Africa in the 1930s, through loc...

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The first was the religious fervor that Wahhabi Islam continued to inspire. ... They did not understand that for Muslims, the only law was Islamic or religious law and therefore the Caliph was not merely the religious leader but the political leader and the central figure. ... The Ikhwan movement spread Wahhabi Islam among the nomads. ... (CountryReports.org 3) They attacked those who refused to conform to Wahhabi interpretations of correct Islamic practice and tried to convert Muslims by force to their version of Wahhabism. The Ikhwan looked eagerly for the opportunity to fight non-Wahha...

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Islamic law rules the country so things are stricter than most Westerners are used to but not nearly as strict as you would find in other countries in the Middle East. ... The general opinion on human rights in Qatar is that they are not as free as people in the West would expect to be they do have more freedom than most other people in the Islamic world. the government has been very stable and has been following a pro business policy for years (Lyldl.com, 2013).  ... Qatar is a member of several international organizations, including the League of Arab States, the Gulf Cooperation Council (G...

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Islamic law rules the country so things are stricter than most Westerners are used to but not nearly as strict as you would find in other countries in the Middle East. ... The general opinion on human rights in Qatar is that they are not as free as people in the West would expect to be they do have more freedom than most other people in the Islamic world. the government has been very stable and has been following a pro business policy for years (Lyldl.com, 2013).  ... Qatar is a member of several international organizations, including the League of Arab States, the Gulf Cooperation Council (G...

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