The Arab mind between fugitive renewal and correct liberation The road to renewal of Islamic thought Feb 23, 2015 Tarek Osman Major Saudi Islamic institutions condemned the attack on the headquarters of the French satirical newspaper "Charlie Hebdo". The same week, the country's religious authorities charged young blogger Raif Badawi with insulting Islam. Badawi was due to be subjected to a sentence of 1,000 lashes, to be carried out at the rate of fifty lashes every Friday, but the sentence was postponed after widespread international condemnation. A week later, an Egyptian court sentenced a young man to three years in prison for “contempt of religion.” Has the Islamic world relapsed? In the 1930s, the Egyptian author Ismail Adham wrote a book called Why Am I an Atheist? The response was not with a fatwa that sheds his blood, but with another book entitled “Why am I a believer?” The Muslim poet Ahmed Zaki Abu Shadi. The region's political systems were gradually shift
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