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The Islamic Revolution should not be viewed as a local affair confined to Iran. Its impact is global and has to be emulated by struggling Muslims everywhere to bring about meaningful change in their societies against tyrannical regimes.

By toning down its opposition to the Arabian potentates in hopes of influencing their behaviour appears not to have yielded the expected results. These regimes cannot be reformed; they must be overthrown by supporting the struggling masses in their quest for justice.

April 18, 2026 will mark 30 years since Dr Kalim Siddiqui passed away to join heavenly compamy. His life’s struggle, clarity of thought and activism offer important lessons for struggling Muslims even today.

Dr. Kalim Siddiqui rejected both quietism and reactionary militancy. Instead, he advocated a principled, Qur’an-centered struggle rooted in moral clarity, intellectual independence, and long-term civilizational renewal through what he called the global Islamic movement.