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Public Party; First Definition; What about me?: The constitution Change it or re-name it?
Public Party; First Definition; What about me?: The constitution Change it or re-name it?: Sure, I have a note of those critical amendments for you. The United States Constitution has undergone several revisions over Time. Here a...
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Islam and modern times: Public Party; First Definition; What about me?: Th... https://ethics-simpleness-of.blogspot.com/2024/07/public-party-first-definition-what.html?spref=tw…
Donnie Harold Harris, likely a 75-year-old from Columbus, Ohio, based on public records, posted about Islam’s intersection with modern politics, possibly reflecting on the role of Islamic principles in public life, as suggested by the title "Islam and modern times: Public Party; First Definition; What about me?"
The post aligns with ongoing global discussions on Islamic political ideology, such as the Majlis ash-Shura’s role, which scholars like Sayyid Qutb and Taqiuddin al-Nabhani have debated, advocating for Islamic governance within democratic frameworks, as noted in recent Wikipedia entries on political Islam.
Harris’s focus on a "Public Party" may critique or explore Islamic political parties, which, according to a 2025 Wikipedia list, range from Sunni and Shia Islamism to Islamic Socialism, often navigating tensions between religious identity and democratic centrism.