History of Taqiyya in Timeline

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Taqiyya

Taqiyya is an Islamic practice, mainly within Shia Islam, involving concealing or disguising one's religious beliefs and practices. This dissimulation is often employed to avoid persecution or harm. While rooted in specific historical and theological contexts, interpretations and applications of taqiyya vary, leading to diverse perspectives on its permissibility and scope. It's a complex concept with significant implications for understanding religious expression and identity in certain Islamic traditions.

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2008: Raymond Ibrahim published "Islam's doctrines of deception"

In 2008, Raymond Ibrahim published an article titled "Islam's doctrines of deception" in Jane's Islamic Affairs Analyst. The article featured Ibrahim's translation of a portion of Sami Makarem's monograph, Al Taqiyya Fi Al Islam.

2009: Ibrahim responded with "Taqiyya Revisited: A Response to the Critics"

In 2009, Raymond Ibrahim responded to criticism of his earlier article with "Taqiyya Revisited: A Response to the Critics", published on his blog and on the Middle East Forum website.

2019: Ibrahim was criticised by Usama Hasan

In 2019, Islamic scholar Usama Hasan criticized Raymond Ibrahim's view on Taqiyya in the Jewish Chronicle. Subsequently, Ibrahim responded in a FrontPage Magazine article titled "Taqiyya Sunset: Exposing the Darkness Shrouding Islamic Deceit."