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July 2007
Back in March, we published a link to a really good article from the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA)’s Review magazine on Islam and the free market. It wasn’t what one might call pro-Islam but was, however, a dispassionate and balanced attempt by some non-Muslim economists to explore whether there existed a free market tradition...
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Yesterday, The Independent had an interesting article on the growth of the ‘Muslim market’ in the United Kingdom and the emerging recognition amongst marketers of the value of the ‘Muslim pound’. Marian Salzman is one of the world’s foremost trend-spotters, a woman who can see something coming before others have even raised their heads above...
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Two doctors were taken in for questioning: one was held under anti-terrorism powers and has still not been charged; and the other was released without charge. Overseas doctors, particularly doctors from Muslim countries are understandably worried about how all this publicity about the two doctors will affect them and their families. So rather than show...
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One of the more disturbing but perhaps understandable aspects of the investigation into links between an Australian doctor and the terrorists in the United Kingdom, is the case of Dr Ali. The Indian doctor — who had been in Australia for just six months — was taken in for questioning by Australian authorities because he...
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