Egypt's departure from geo-strategic constants after Nasser has led directly to the region's current woes, writes Hassan Nafaa

The issuing of fatwas must be codified, argues Abdel-Wahab Elmessiri

The very public indictment, prosecution and trial of leading American Muslim organisations and persons reveal a larger agenda at work, writes Abdus Sattar Ghazali

US ignorance may have led to a disastrous Iraqi quagmire, but officials now cannot claim there are no options, writes James Zogby

Charity begins at home which is why, writes Ayman El-Amir , the accumulated surpluses amassed by Gulf states on the back of rising oil prices should be invested locally

Is democracy a means or an end? We have to decide, writes Galal Nassar

A war front that stretches from Lebanon to Pakistan and beyond is near to completion. Its protagonists -- the US and Israel -- would regret it, writes Shahid Alam