WikiIslam:Articles or Categories for Deletion

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Articles or categories for deletion (ACfD) is where we discuss whether an article or category should be deleted. Articles or categories listed here are debated for up to five days, after which the deletion process proceeds based on community consensus. If there are no responses in 5 days to a certain ACfD, it will be assumed that there is no opposition to the deletion proposal and so the page or category will be deleted. Since we dont have that many articles to be deleted, just vote below on this page. Deletions may be postponed if discussions are still continuing and a clear consensus has not been reached.

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Speedy deletions

The following can qualify for a speedy delete without any discussion:

  • Broken redirects to non-existent pages
  • Libelous articles without any 3rd party references
  • Articles copied from Wikipedia

Articles for deletion

What Arab Civilization?

The intent of this article seems to be to claim about how Arab/Islamic culture is barbaric and inferior to that of the Assyrians and other non-Muslim civilizations that were prevailent at the time of the Islamic Conquests, and that the Arabs just 'stole' their accomplishments, not to criticise Islam, and is thus irrelevant to this site's mission. In addition, saying that a civilisation's achievements do not count because they were based upon a preceding civilizations seems to be rather poor historiography, which goes against the site's goal of being as scholarly as possible. Finally, the author uses highly sensational language ("Arab/Islamic civilization is not a progressive force, it is a regressive force; it does not give impetus, it retards"..."If the "foreign" culture cannot be destroyed, then it is expropriated, and revisionist historians claim that it is and was Arab, as is the case of most of the Arab "accomplishments" you cited in your speech") to get his point across, which violates this site's policy of avoiding "sensationalist and extremist expressions". Since this article largely consists of a letter written by a third party that is not affiliated with this site, I beleive this should be taken down.99.225.71.144 17:54, 8 January 2013 (PST)

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Categories for deletion

Resolved deletions

All resolved discussions will can be viewed at WikiIslam:Articles or categories for deletion/Resolved deletions.