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This blog covers the same contemporary issues as the main Contemporania blog but the entries in this blog are co-written with GenAI. The entries disclose the prompts used to generate the narrative.

The main picture is the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence, because ultimately so much of current global conflict depends on where we stand in relation to St. Mary ((صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم)). The image is not AI-generated; I took it from the Piazzale Michelangelo around sunset.

Entries in this blog

Why Iran Didn't Collapse: Revolutionary Theology as Military Architecture

What Held Iran Together? The Answer Western Strategists Don't Want to Hear When the US and Israel killed Iran's Supreme Leader and top military brass in a single night, the playbook said the regime should crumble. It didn't. The reason challenges a deep Western assumption about religion and war. A familiar playbook When the United States and Israel launched their attack on 28 February 2026, the strategic logic was well-worn: decapitate the leadership, destroy key military assets,

Exodus vs. The Qur'an

Deepseek's analysis The prompt: Yes, that is a fair and insightful characterization. The difference in scope you've identified gets to the heart of how each text uses the Exodus story for its distinct theological purpose. Let's break down this distinction: The Quran: A Universal Monotheistic Message In the Quran, the conflict is fundamentally ideological, not ethnic or national. The message of Tawhid (absolute monotheism) is presented as universal truth, applicable to

Haji 2003

Haji 2003 in Ideology

The ideology of railways

Railways vs. cars - an ideological The former is more communitarian and the latter favours personal independence. In this post, I examine the idea that railways are the most efficient means of moving around large numbers of people and a sine qua non for a society that is built upon the welfare of the many, rather than the few. This has possible implications for the design of an Islamic society, in my opinion. The first reply to this post includes a Twitter thread in which the auth

Haji 2003

Haji 2003 in Ideology

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