Analytical Articles
The Islamic Obsession with Israel: Its Doctrinal Foundations and Strategic Functions
This paper examines why Israel receives a degree of hostile attention from Islamic movements, organizations, governments, media outlets, and activists that is vastly disproportionate to its territory, population, or share of global conflict. The phenomenon...
CSPII Representative Speaks at Security Seminar in the Chamber of Deputies | Czech Parliament
Milan Podlipný, CEO of CSPII, spoke in the Chamber of Deputies at a seminar on the international situation and security issues in 2026. In his contribution, he placed current world events in the context of Islamic political doctrine and its impact on non-...
The Religion of Peace (TROP) Is Now Part of the Center for the Study of Political Islam International (CSPII)
After 25 years, the world's most comprehensive open-source record of Islamic violent terror attacks and news on Political Islam passes to CSPII Brno, Czech Republic — CSPII announced today that www.thereligionofpeace.com — known worldwide as TROP — will...
The Black Muslim Paradox: Islamic Slavery Then & Now
Islamic slavery never ended — and Black people have been one of its core targets for 1,400 years. In this episode of Coffee & PI (Political Islam), Milan Podlipny (CSPII CEO) and Pastor Dumisani Washington (founder of the Institute for Black Solidarity...
CSPII Monitor
How the Media Defends Sharia: From Doctrine to Personal Stories
Two recent articles attempt to calm American concerns about Sharia by changing the subject. The first, Salam Al-Marayati’s “ Sharia is a framework for Muslims — not a threat to America ,” presents Sharia as a spiritual and moral path, a set of ethical...
The Myth of Islamic Tolerance Toward Christians: The Ashtiname Story
Lily Jay’s piece about the “ secret letter ” allegedly written by Mohammed to Christians is a good example of a growing genre of Islamic apologetics aimed at Western Christian audiences: take a nice-sounding fragment, remove the surrounding legal and...
Research
Islamophobia
Introduction The term "Islamophobia" has become a widely used label in public discourse, media, academia, and politics. It is often used to denote fear, hatred, or discrimination against Muslims. However, a closer examination reveals that the term is...
Violent Jihad
Contents What is violent jihad Violent jihad: a major part of Islamic doctrine Jihad should be waged against the Kafir What happens to Kafirs in violent jihad Jihad: the best action Jihad: a successful tactic Jihadis Mohammed: the first jihadi Jihadis are...
Global Report on Islamic Terrorism
Political Islam in the News
General
Political Islam Around the World
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Women and Children
A 13-year-old Hindu girl was repeatedly raped for several months in the Chathat area under Phansidewa Police Station in West Bengal’s Darjeeling district, with the accused using recorded videos to blackmail her. Police have arrested three brothers of Islamic background in connection with the case, while further investigation is underway.
Human Rights
in Islamic Countries
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Critical Voices
Commentaries by Non-CSPII Authors
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Anti-Kafir Hostility
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Jihad
Nidal Hasan is the Army psychiatrist convicted for the 2009 Fort Hood massacre in Texas. Hasan killed 13 unarmed soldiers, wounded 32, shouted 'Allahu Akbar,' and said he acted to stop deployments against Muslims in Afghanistan.
Hijra
Political Islam in Non-Islamic Countries
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The maps above show that the number of Islamic organizations is steadily growing. For this reason, we must understand how they influence non-Islamic societies and learn more about the foundation on which they operate - the Islamic doctrine itself.
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