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Abdullah Hamidaddin
Abdullah Hamidaddin

Abdullah Hamidaddin is a writer and commentator on religion, Middle Eastern societies and politics with a focus on Saudi Arabia and Yemen. He is currently a PhD candidate in King’s College London. He can be followed on Twitter: @amiq1

Sisi’s religious revolution for tolerance

Last week Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called for a religious revolution...

 Where will ISIS be this time next year?

We must fight them, eradicate them and confront their ideology...

 The GCC summit: A forward leap for rights

The GCC’s approach to regional order is based on the necessity of unit...

 Bombing ISIS: Is Iran America’s newest ally?

The U.S. this week said that Iran bombed ISIS. The Iranians are denying it, but that is to be expected...

 Yemen’s ex-President Saleh vs. America

American mistakes in the region are becoming the norm...

 ISIS and video games

ISIS is not about religion. Studies prove that socio-psychological reasons are the main drivers of terrorist activities ...

 ‘Enlightened thinking’ to effectively crush terrorism

In a recent op-ed, Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid al-Maktoum called for a battle of ideas against terrorism. The current military onslaught against what I term as the ‘Terrorist...

 Are the Houthis a symptom of regional mistrust?

Today, Yemenis do not trust each other. They trust their guns. ...