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If Gulf exports remained severely constrained through Hormuz, Red Sea routes were simultaneously disrupted, and Venezuelan production became closely integrated into a U.S.-led oil system, the United States could acquire extraordinary leverage over the internationally traded oil market; and Arab countries would become poorer and weaker.
— ❗️ 🇺🇸 / 🇮🇷 / 🇾🇪 BREAKING: All U.S. embassies in the Middle East have issued security alerts for their citizens, including Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman President Trump is urgently departing from Camp David to the White House, arriving tonight instead of tomorrow. @Middle_East_Spectator
3 months after Giancarlo Esposito prayed in Morocco
There is a Yemeni coffee shop I frequent, and every time I see the Yemeni men working there, I say "al-iman yamanin, wal fiqh yamanin, wal hikma yamaniyya" (Faith is Yemenite, knowledge is Yemenite, and wisdom is Yemenite) before ordering. I was driving by there last week, and I stopped at the light. One of the Yemeni workers recognized me at the sidewalk, and I had my window down, so he said "al hikma yamaniyya!"…
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This is the most Arab thing I’ve heard today. This short statement is a mixture between Arabs not trusting Arab incompetence, plus Arab hospitality, plus Arabs loving German-anything, plus Arab inferiority. It’s actually genius.
Since Islamic studies departments are full of orientalists, Pahlavists, Kamalists, Zionists, Bahais, and others who are hostile to confessional interpretations of Islam, many confessionally-Muslim academics decide to do their research on “safe” topics like identity, experience, and community. That’s all well and good for building a career or giving a few useful nuggets, but what we really need are responses to the…
Sensitivity towards preserving early historical sites linked to the Prophet so that later generations can benefit from them is not a modern phenomenon but can be traced back to the salaf themselves. The early Sunni hadith scholar Ḥammād b. Isḥāq (d. 267) quotes the famous Mālik b. Anas (d. 179) as saying: “I found some of the people of knowledge saying: We wished that when they expanded the masjid of Medina and…