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[Totul despre tot | Tot unitar complet] Muslim Brotherhood's mysterious Wikis | Totul despre tot | Tot ...: Anyone who has followed Wikipedia community’s own attempts to reach consensus on controversial editorial issues would know that the amount of potential tension that can be revealed and chanelled through Wiki is almost unlimited. Given the existing ideological splits between the movement’s old guard and its younger Internet-savvy elements, it would be interesting to watch their Wiki space, particularly its sections on the role of women in the political process and their interpretation of the most pivotal events in their own history.

[Net Effect] Muslim Brotherhood's mysterious Wikis: The wiki, which is still in its early stages with a little over 1700 accessible articles, provides the Ikhwan perspective of their own history and events in which they were involved or believe to be closely tied to their Islamic or political cause--a mini Ikhwan library for those who don't have access to the Brotherhood's literature or to writings by their thinkers that are available in some Islamic bookstores.

[Dror's Blog] Dostor-Wiki – A very modest attempt to “wikify” the Egyptian ...: The Arabic-language Wikipedia has a mailing list, in which some very interesting information is occasionally exchanged. The mailing list is public, and yet Modern Standard Arabic, despite being the language of some 20 countries, an official UN language, and used by more than 250 million people (at least to some extent), is still considered a “secret language”, unintelligible by people who enjoy rain in August…

[Media Ecologies and Digital Activism] Castells on Social Media and Revolution « Media Ecologies and ...: Events unfolding in Tunisia and Egypt are yet another example of the inclusion into our daily lives of new forms of communication, such as SMS, blogs, podcasts, RSS, wikis, Twitter and Facebook, which have led to what you term “mass self-communication”, the upshot of developing the web. Can this new type of globalised and atomised communication, fed by the contributions of millions of users, change our way of understanding interpersonal communication or is it just another powerful tool available to us?

[????? ????? ?????????] ????? ????? ????????? - ??? ?????? ?????? ????? ??? ???????: The Muslim Brotherhood, which launched its own Wikipedia (Ikhwan Wiki) last year, reasserted that Islamists of all kinds "have exploited the internet to the full, despite the efforts of their adversaries." This organisation, which could become the main beneficiary of a future election and which links together a great number of people committed to the total application of Islamic law, arouses suspicion among many trained young people who have led this uprising via new technology. How does this paradox make you feel?

[Internet Anthro Intel Public Wiki - What's New] Possible terror sites - Internet Anthro Intel Public Wiki: LIST OF JIHADI FORUMS FOR 03 AUGUST 2009It's been almost a year since a failure of truly epic proportions brought down the most significant websites of the global jihad, on or about 10 September, 2008. A year before that failure, the same sites were the target of a citizen-based effort to drive them off of the Internet.

[Biblical Times News] Today's Muslim Brotherhood Grew Out of World War II Era Nazi ...: By now the reader should understand that there is a direct historical relationship between Wahhabi Islam, Nazi racial extermination and eugenics philosophies, the Muslim religious fanaticism of eliminating all non-Arab “infidels”, the formation of the original Arab League, the earlier formative years of the Muslim Brotherhood and the current stated goals and intentions of radical Islamic global Jihad. This is a toxic and murderous philosophical brew and there is no real or actual Godliness in it.

[connexions] Why Egypt is a Problem for Christian Zionists | connexions: Christian Zionist leader, John Hagee, is on record prophesying that Egypt will become the next Iran, meaning, a new head for the many-headed beast that is Islam, and this despite the fact that those who understand the ....

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