Kamal's latest book sheds light on the problem of imitative traditions opposed to deriving Islamic rulings from divine sources to address our contemporary realities:

• The ILN Post: Hudood Laws Need a New Theory: Probably Hashim Kamali Has Produced One! (Islam & Liberty)

The number of casualties keeps rising:

• 109 U.S. Troops Suffered Brain Injuries in Iran Strike, Pentagon Says (NPR)

Pressed on the issue, Yang takes back his campaign's assertion that Israel should obey international law, and humbly thanks those who called him out for his departure from the Israeli party line:

• Andrew Yang Backtracks After Saying All Palestinians Should Have the Right to Return to Israel (Haaretz)

With four Republicans on board already, both the bill's Democratic sponsor "and the chief Senate Republican vote counter ... suggested Democrats could pick up additional GOP votes, depending on the final language":

• McConnell Urges Opposition to Effort to Constrain Trump's Iran War Powers (The Hill)

Leaders of a Long Island Islamic Center and the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County "opened a joint exhibit Sunday called Never Again is Happening Again: The Persecution of Muslims in Asia":

• Long Island Advocates Warn of Muslim Genocide Occurring in Asia (Long Island Press)

On Sunday, thousands of people including political leaders marched in Morocco to oppose Trump's peace plan, and condemn Moroccan Foreign Minister for approving the plan:

• Moroccans Protest Trump's Mideast Plan, Support Palestinians (News4Jax)

After sanction, Iran and India are trading through rupee-based bank, Iran has become the biggest buyer of Indian tea:

• Sanctions Push Iran Past Russia as Biggest Buyer of Indian Tea (Bloomberg)

Israeli interrogators left one man with "kidney failure and 11 broken ribs," another "nearly unrecognizable to his wife when he was wheeled" into court and a third "stitched up after being attacked by a security dog":

• Israel Accused of Torturing Palestinians After Fatal Bombing (AP)