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Common Sense is a quarterly magazine published by the Islamic Party of Britain which contains in-depth articles from an Islamic perspective on a different relevant topic each issue. In order to view the Magazine you will need the
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If you already have the software installed:-
Please feel free to download this publication and distribute in your local Islamic centre or Mosque. Your comments and questions are most welcome.
We also have an archive which contains selected articles from back issues of Common Sense. Click here to access the archive
Since the printed edition of Common Sense has, for the time being, been suspended, there will now be occasional bulletins as and where required to provide information and commentary.
Recent Press Statements from the Islamic Party of Britain.
A Report on the visit by a Delegation of British Muslims to Occupied Palestine - First Published 1988, Adapted for the Internet August 2001 - By Mustaqim Islamic Art & Literature. A Fiqh for Freedom, A Law for Liberation by Sahib Mustaqim Bleher (First Published: Common Sense, Issue 15, Milton Keynes, England, 1995)
Any organisation or individual wishing to reprint or copy the contents of any article featured in Common Sense or on this website may do so as long as the information is kept in its original form, names of all authors and sources are kept intact and is used for non-malicious purposes. An acknowledgement and link to this website would also be appreciated. |
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