Khaled Hroub (

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: خالد الحروب) is a

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academic, a senior research fellow at the Centre of Islamic Studies and the co-ordinator of the Cambridge Arab Media Project (CAMP) at the

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. He is also professor of Middle Eastern studies at

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/ref> A Muslim, he is a voice for the moderate form of Islam. Hroub is the author of ''Hamas: Political Thought and Practice'' (Institute for Palestine Studies, 2000), and ''Hamas: a Beginner's Guide'' (Pluto Press, 2006), and editor of ''Political Islam: Context versus Ideology'' (Saqi Books, 2010) and ''Religious Broadcasting in the Middle East'' (2012). His publications in Arabic include ''Fragility of Ideology and Might of Politics'' (2010), ''In Praise of Revolution'' (2012), the literary collection ''Tattoo of Cities (2008)'', and the poetry collection ''Enchantress of Poetry'' (2008).

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