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    Throughout the world, articles about terrorism are placed into people’s mailboxes and the local newsstands and grocery stores. These articles may go into great detail about a specific act of violence used by extremists like the attacks in New York City on September 11th, 2001, depicting the attack as a worldly problem. But, the simpler article may just explain about the idea of terrorism and the threats it may have towards the world or the resources the extremists want in order to possibly rule…

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    Modern society is characterized by dynamic and sophisticated changes in terrorism activities. As a result, terror cells such as al-Qa’ida are a major threat among policymakers, intelligence agencies, and multinational firms in the United States. The U.S. government is continuously formulating policies of gathering intelligence against terror groups. For instance, the U.S. has formulated the Counter Intelligence Centre (CIC) to facilitate the monitoring and intelligence collection against this…

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    Misrepresentation of Muslim Americans in the media after 9/11 After the impact of the terrorist attack of September 11th, 2001 the media had brought derogative attention toward Muslim Americans. Misrepresentations based on stereotypes have been assigned to Muslims before and after this tragic event, as well. The media affects society’s point of view in general and often comes from a perspective that lacks a complete historical background of the topic that is being talked about. The process of…

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    crashed in a field in Pennsylvania. These crashes resulted to be an extensive death and destruction. Buildings were destroyed even with people inside. Hundreds of people died this day. This attack was a triggered a major U.S initiative to combat terrorism and defined the presidency of George W. Bush. We didn’t know what made them attack…

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    since they influence transactions. The financing strategies of Islamic banks differ from those of conventional banks and they include equity-like contracts, asset-backed fixed return arrangements which include deferred payment sales (Murabahah), operating leases (Ijarah) and diminishing musharaka (Zaheer&Farooq(2013). According to Ahmed, Asutay & Wilson (2013) the institutions implement a strategy to ensure the existing portfolio of Islamic Banks financing display asset-backed measures making…

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    Waqf in Arabic, is hold confinement or prohibition. In North and West Africa Waqf is called awqaf. The word Waqf is used in the Islamic law in the meaning of holding certain property and preserving it for the cantoned benefit of certain philanth and prohibiting any use or disposition of it outside it is specific objective. Whose benefit and usufruct can be extracted without consuming the property itself, Therefore, Waqf itself relates to land and building, there are awqaf of…

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    patrons of his time” (THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART). He ordered two palaces as well as a mosque complex to be built, which merged religious, educational, social, and commercial facilities. Mehmed’s buildings were mostly inspired by Turkish, Perso-Islamic, and Byzantine artistic traditions, which resulted in them displaying a unique Ottoman style.…

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    Fear Of Terrorism

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    this source will influence the direction or emphasis of your essay/ historical argument/ exploration of the topic). http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-24/cassidy-are-we-peddling-fear-just-for-the-sake-of-it/5836998 (Cassidy, 2014) The threat of terrorism is real, even in western countries, but is it over exaggerated?…

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    all over the local news and she watched the attack at the hospital after giving birth to my brother. I previously never knew that the Twin Towers were alive or gone today until I found out it’s gone now. How the attack happened was that several Islamic extremists or a group of terrorists called the “Al Qaeda” hijacked 4 planes and two of them hit the Twin Towers directly from the top and were both set on fire. Later on both Twin Towers completely collapse to form a massacre where people…

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    Introduction The war against terrorism in the United States has transformed to become a major battle in Afghanistan and other members of the ISIS community. Islamic extremism is rampant in those countries, and most individuals air their grievances by launching terrorist attacks on the United States. The battle which has persisted for over a decade now has faced a series of challenges, and it is important to measure the progress made by the United States in its counterterrorism and…

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