Kalim Siddiqui’s vision of a “non-territorial Islamic State”
In 1998, Iqbal Siddiqui, Dr Kalim’s son and a former Member of the Muslim Parliament, wrote a series of three articles on Dr Kalim Siddiqui’s v...
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Kalim Siddiqui’s understanding of the Muslim Parliament as “a minority political system”
In 1998, Iqbal Siddiqui, project co-ordinator of the ICIT and a former Member of the Muslim Parliament, wrote a series of three articles on Dr Kalim Siddiqui...
Fundamental principles behind the establishment of the Muslim Parliament
In 1998, Iqbal Siddiqui, Dr Kalim’s son and a former Member of the Muslim Parliament, wrote a series of three articles on Dr Kalim Siddiqui’s v...
The Muslim Parliament of Great Britain, 1992-1998
When it was inaugurated in 1992 (see video below), the Muslim Parliament of Great Britain was intended as a radically new sort of political organization for Mus...
The Muslim Parliament: a short introduction
The Muslim Parliament of Great Britain, inaugurated in 1992, emerged from a study into the Muslim situation in Britain by the Muslim Institute, London, under th...
Part 4 – The Muslim Parliament of Great Britain
The Rushdie Affair and the Muslim Manifesto Until 1989, Dr Kalim’s work, even in support of the Islamic movement, was primarily academic and intellectual....
‘A Life in the Islamic Movement’ — a short biography of Dr Kalim Siddiqui
Commemorative booklet issued for the Muslim Institute and Muslim Parliament 'Dr Kalim Siddiqui Memorial Conference', November 1996.
Video: The Inauguration of the Muslim Parliament (1992)
The Muslim Parliament of Great Britain was inaugurated on 4 January, 1992. This video shows the inauguration and Dr Kalim Siddiqui's inaugural address in full. ...
The Manchester speech on the Rushdie affair (October 21, 1989)
A major element of the Rushdie affair was the demand from many of Rushdie’s supporters that Dr Kalim Siddiqui be prosecuted for incitement to murder. The calls ...
Speech: The implications of the Rushdie Affair for Muslims in Britain (April 1, 1989)
"The Rushdie affair may well go down in history as the issue that finally brought the western civilization and the civilization of Islam into a head-on global c...