Dreaming of a caliphate

By The Economist, for The Economist

Muslim thinkers have been imaginative in seeking reasonable compromise

Mosque in Phnom Penh. Photo: mckaysavage, flickr.com

Mosque in Phnom Penh. Photo: mckaysavage, flickr.com

THE statistics do not look very encouraging. Of the 50-plus countries where Muslims are in the majority, only two (Indonesia and Mali) enjoy political liberty as defined by Freedom House, a New York-based monitor of human rights and democracy.

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