Foreword – Stages of Islamic Revolution (1996)
Dr Kalim Siddiqui’s Foreword to his final book, Stages of Islamic Revolution, reflecting on his intentions for it and the circumstances in which it was written....
Category: Reflections
‘Exhausted by the excitement of generating political thought’ – reflections on the MI world seminars
Dr Kalim Siddiqui reflecting on the Muslim Institute World Seminars, and explaining the suspension of the program for financial reasons.
A historian’s view of the west, politics, the war and unity
By Kalim Siddiqui. (Crescent International, 16-31 January, 1987. Reprinted in Issues in the Islamic movement, Vol. 7, 1986-87 (1405-06), pp. 139-143.) Whenever ...
Editorial: Bringing taqwa into journalism (Six years of Crescent International)
(Editorial, Crescent International, 16-30 September, 1986. Reprinted in Issues in the Islamic movement, Vol. 7, 1986-87 (1405-06), pp. 49-51. This edi...
History demands patience and a great deal of it – Dr Kalim Siddiqui
"The new global Islamic movement will be slow, very slow, in taking shape and in breaking the surface... In these circumstances sabr is the greatest virtue. His...
The Revolution and the new political thought
In his second article on the MI seminar on ‘State and Politics in Islam’, Dr Kalim Siddiqui discusses the Consensus reached and some of the issues raised... ...
The discovery and statement of the new political consensus
After the MI seminar on ‘State and Politics in Islam’, Dr Kalim Siddiqui wrote two articles reflecting on it. This is the first, discussing its background and s...
Revolution of revolutions! — Kalim Siddiqui, January 1980.
Article by Dr Kalim Siddiqui published in ‘The Muslim Statesman’, Durban, January 1980, reprinted in Issues in the Islamic movement, vol. 3, 1982-83 (1402-03), ...