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Syria at a Crossroad: Part 2, Talk 1 - Caution against Western scheming in Syria

Syria at a Crossroad: Part 1 Talk 2 - Consolidating the gains of the revolution and ensuring its movement to its rightful end

Syria at a Crossroad: Part 1, Talk 1 - What the fall of Assad means, politically and Islamically

What the fall of Assad means politically and Islamically?

As we approach a month since the historic fall of the Assad regime, which has opened the door to a new chapter for Syria-long ruled by the oppressive Assad family with an iron fist-we are launching a series of videos that delve into the Syrian file. These videos will explore the key players and their motivations, what we can expect from the new interim government, and what role we have to play,...

This lecture, presented by Brother Wassim Doureihi on Friday, December 6, 2024-before the collapse of the Assad regime-highlights Syria’s critical role as a cornerstone in the liberation of Palestine.

Here is the full recording of Br. Anas Al Wahwah's lecture, offering a deep dive into the story of the Syrian Revolution from 2011 to 2024. He explores the sentiments of the people, the evolving dynamics among the rebel groups, the roles and influence of foreign actors, and provides insight into understanding the current events unfolding in Syria. 0:00-2:00 Barack Obama on the Syrian Revolution...

As we witness the Syrian rebels reclaim Aleppo and see Assad, Russia, Turkey, and the US scrambling to de-escalate the situation, we are reminded of 2011, when the Syrians firmly demanded the fall of the Assad regime to be replaced with a Khilafah. Their calls for complete change were met with Assad's brutal response, compounded by the interference of foreign actors, which derailed the revoluti...

In this video, Brother Wassim talks about the re-election of Donald Trump in 2024 and what it means for the Muslim community. He explores how this outcome impacts Muslim activism and questions the effectiveness of voting strategies, especially on important issues like Palestine. Br Wassim suggests that instead of relying solely on electoral politics, Muslims should focus on direct action and un...

In this podcast, Mohammad Wahwah and Wassim Doureihi explore how Muslims in the West engage with the democratic process. They discuss the context behind our presence in Western societies and our involvement in Western politics. Do Muslims genuinely have the potential to shape democracy? Can voting be used as a tool for the Muslim community’s benefit, both locally and globally? The conversation ...