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Bassam Tibi’s 40-year fight against Islamic fundamentalism

Bassam Tibi’s 40-year fight against fundamentalism

12 September 2020

9:00 AM

12 September 2020

9:00 AM

When al-Qaeda destroyed the Twin Towers almost exactly 19 years ago, the aims of the terrorists were not fully understood by many in the western media. Osama bin Laden intended not just to wage war against the non-Muslim world but to present himself — and his jihadi narrative — as the new voice of Islam.

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