Islamists women’s rights activists found space within Islamist movements to push for better status while not being considered as stooges of Western feminist agendas.

Pick all the correct answers please: What were the three (3) main phases covered/discussed by the documentary film: Journey into Europe?

Please pick all the correct answers to this question: What are the characteristics of Radical Islamism?

Al-Qaeda as Peter Bergen puts it, “is as much a creation of globalization as a response to it.”

T. Ramadan argues that European Muslims should not isolate themselves and should not use Islamaphobia as an excuse to not participate in public political life.

Prevalent Western view depicts Muslim women as living in liberal, open and progressive societies and they are not shackled by a long list of cultural and oppressive religious codes of conduct.

Most modern Islamist movements, such as the MB, are comfortable speaking in terms of the equality of women in terms of faith, but then argue that Islam teaches that women have a different role in society – one focused primarily on the domestic realm and family care.

Who wrote the following: “Do Muslim women really need saving? We need to consider our own larger responsibilities to address the forms of global injustice and not worry about an item of clothing.”

The social roots of Hamas go back further than its founding in 1987 and can be found in the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Radical Islamism has an emphasis on violent struggle (jihad) as the primary or even the exclusively legitimate method for the pursuit of political change.