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    Dr Muhammad Haniff Hassan

    Research Fellow
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    BA Hons (UKM); MSc (IDSS, NTU); PhD (RSIS, NTU)
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    Berhati-hati Dengan Dakwaan Atas Nama Tuhan dan Agama (Be Careful With Any Claim in the Name of God of Religion)
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    Dr Muhammad Haniff Hassan

    Research Fellow
    Education
    BA Hons (UKM); MSc (IDSS, NTU); PhD (RSIS, NTU)
    : [email protected]
    : +65 6592 2545
    : ICPVTR

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    Biography

    Dr Muhammad Haniff Bin Hassan is a Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS). He holds a PhD in Strategic Studies from RSIS, Nanyang Technological University (NTU). He received his early education at Aljunied Islamic School. He then pursued higher education at the Faculty of Islamic Studies, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, and graduated with honours in Syar’iah and Civil Law. He is active in volunteer works as member of the Syariah Appeal Board under Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, the Association of Islamic Scholars and Religious Teachers Singapore (PERGAS), Board of Governance of Madrasah Al-Irsyad Al-Islamiyah (Al-Irsyad Islamic School) and Political Film Advisory Committee under the Media Development Authority of Singapore. Some of his books are The Father of Jihad: `Abd Allah Azzam’s Jihad Ideas and Implications on National Security (2014), Criticism From Within Against Ideology of Al-Qaeda (translation to Malay and Bahasa Indonesia, 2012), Unlicensed to Kill: Countering Imam Samudra’s Justification for the Bali Bombing (English, Malay and Bahasa Indonesia, 2006), Moderation in Islam in the Context of Singapore Muslim Community (ed., in English and Malay, 2004), Muslim… Moderate… Singaporean (Malay and English, 2003).

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    Areas of Expertise

    • Islamic Jurisprudence and Contemporary Issues
    • Political Islam
    • Islamic and da`wah Movements
    • Moderation and Extremism Study

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    RSIS Publications

      Monographs

      • A Decade of Combating Radical Ideology: Learning from the Singapore Experience (2001-2011)

        27 September, 2011

      Working Papers

      • WP159 | Interpreting Islam On Plural Society

        14 May, 2008

      • WP138 | Contextualizing Political Islam for Minority Muslims

        24 September, 2007

      Commentaries

      • CO12008 | The Arab People’s Uprising: The Jihadist Perspective

        11 January, 2012

      • CO11104 | Osama’s demise and Zawahiri’s rise: Weakening of Al Qaeda

        15 July, 2011

      • CO11094 | Abu Bakar Bashir’s Imprisonment: What Next?

        22 June, 2011

      • CO11077 | Osama’s Burial: How It Should Have Been

        12 May, 2011

      • CO11039 | Is al-Awlaki the No. 1 Enemy? Setting the Priorities Right

        11 March, 2011

      • CO11037 | Solving the Libyan Quagmire: Exile Option for Gaddafi?

        09 March, 2011

      • CO10085 | Jihadism Studies in Counter Ideology:Time for Initiation in Universities

        28 July, 2010

      • CO10046 | 911 Conspiracy Theories: The Absent Perspectives

        07 May, 2010

      • CO09114 | Counter Ideology: Role of Media Relations

        16 November, 2009

      • CO09092 | Counter-Ideological Work: The Need for Intellectual Rigour

        11 September, 2009

      • CO09030 | Abdullah Azzam: Would He Have Endorsed 9/11?

        23 March, 2009

      • CO09019 | Counter-Ideology: Remaining Vigilant During Economic Slump

        23 February, 2009

      • CO08126 | “Dramatising” Counter-Ideology

        01 December, 2008

      • CO08116 | Bali Bombers' Pre-Execution Statement: How much Islamic weight?

        05 November, 2008

      • CO08108 | Abu Bakar Bashir: Jihad or Tyranny of Leadership?

        09 October, 2008

      • CO08093 | The Hollow Jihad: The Unrestricted Nature Of Al-Qaeda’s War

        02 September, 2008

      • CO08062 | Online “Curriculum” of Jihad: Four Broad Themes

        28 May, 2008

      • CO08016 | Communicating Counter-Ideology

        19 February, 2008

      • CO08006 | UPDATE: SINGAPORE’S COMMUNITY-BASED COUNTER-IDEOLOGY INITIATIVES

        11 January, 2008

      • CO07040 | Living In a Non-Muslim Country: Responding To The Idea of Hijrah (Migration)

        18 May, 2007

      • CO07025 | Contextualising The Fiqh-or-law-of Jihad

        03 April, 2007

      • CO07001 | Revisiting Dar Al-Islam (land of Islam) and Dar Al-Harb (land of War)

        04 January, 2007

      • CO06108 | Refuting The ides of Jihad as a perpetual war between Muslims and Non-Muslims

        06 October, 2006

      • CO06064 | THE MUMBAI RAIL BOMBINGS Explaining Kashmiri Groups’ Expanding Theatre Of Operation

        17 July, 2006

      • CO06052 | Contesting Islamists’ Absolutism on the Islamic State

        14 June, 2006

      • CO06036 | Towards an index of Islamic Governance

        17 May, 2006

      • CO06009 | Recognising The Teachers of Religion: Some Food for Thought

        07 February, 2006

      • CO06004 | Community-Based Initiatives Against JI By Singapore’s Muslim Community

        16 January, 2006

      • CO05066 | Can Islam Be Contextualised ?

        30 September, 2005

      • CO05063 | Islam, Pluralism & Multi-Culturalism

        09 September, 2005

      • CO05055 | Saudi Arabia After Fahd: Prospects For Change and Reform

        16 August, 2005

      • CO05027 | Robbery In The Name Of Jihad

        30 May, 2005

      • CO05009 | Anti-Terror War: The Kingdom Strikes Back

        02 March, 2005

      • CO05006 | Trouble in Thailand’s Muslim South: What a stronger Thaksin can do

        07 February, 2005

      • CO04063 | The Fragmented Terrorist Organisation: Lesser or Larger Threat?

        20 December, 2004

      • CO04053 | Islam Hadhari: Abdullah’s vision for Malaysia

        26 October, 2004

      • CO04048 | Beslan School Massacre: Revenge in the name of Islam?

        27 September, 2004

      • CO04044 | Madrasahs As Partners In The Ideological War Against Terrorism

        17 September, 2004

      • CO04034 | The Fight Against Terror: Psychological Defence, Ideological Response

        27 August, 2004

      • CO04011 | Osama Bin Laden’s Peace Overture: A strategic shift or a new threat ?

        19 April, 2004

      Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) - Volume 14 Issue 03

        14 June, 2022

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) - Volume 10, Issue 10

        03 October, 2018

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) - Volume 9, Issue 07

        13 July, 2017

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) - Volume 9, Issue 04

        03 April, 2017

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 6, Issue 8

        01 October, 2014

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 6, Issue 8

        01 October, 2014

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 6, Issue 2

        01 March, 2014

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 5, Issue 11

        01 November, 2013

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 5, Issue 11

        01 November, 2013

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 5, Issue 8

        01 August, 2013

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 5, Issue 3

        01 March, 2013

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 4, Issue 8

        01 August, 2012

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 4, Issue 5

        01 May, 2012

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 4, Issue 3

        01 March, 2012

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 4, Issue 3

        01 March, 2012

      • Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) - Volume 3, Special Issue

        15 October, 2011

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    External Publications

    Authored Books

    • The Father of Jihad: `Abd Allah `Azzam’s Jihad Ideas and Implications to National Security. : World Scientific Publishing, 2014
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff and Ariefa Kusuma, trans. Kritikan Internal Terhadap Al-Qaeda (Bahaya dan Kesalahan Ideologinya. Jakarta: Lazuardi Birru, 2012.
    • Kritikan Dari Dalam Terhadap Ideologi Al-Qaeda (Criticism from Within of Al-Qaeda Ideology). : , 2012
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, trans. Fiqh Minoriti Muslim: Perspektif Dua Ulama Kontemporari, Pustaka Nasional (Islamic Jurisprudence for Muslim Minority from the Perspective of Two Contemporary Scholars). Singapore: Pustaka Nasional, 2008.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. Bom Bali: Jihad atau Jenayah (translation of Unlicensed to Kill in Malay. Jakarta: Grafindo, 2007.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, trans. Pray to Kill (Translation of Unlicensed to Kill in Bahasa Indonesia). Jakarta: Grafindo, 2006.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. Unlicensed to Kill: Countering Imam Samudra’s Justification For the Bali Bombing. Singapore: Peace Matters, 2006.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. Fiqh Dakwah Dalam Al-Quran.Kuala Lumpur: IIFSO, 2004.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. Muslim… Moderate… Singaporean.Singapore: Alkhair Mosque Management Board and PERDAUS, 2003.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. Pesanan Perjuangan.Singapore: PERDAUS, 2001.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. Pandangan Umum Islam Terhadap Kesihatan & Perubatan.Singapore: PERDAUS, 2001.

    Journal Articles

    • “The Model Muslim Minority: Wasatiyah (Justly-Balanced) as a Counter-Ideology Tool in Singapore” (with Walid Jumblatt Abdullah) in Studies in Conflict and Terrorism., Online DOI: 10.1080/1057610X.2022.2099240, 2022
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Research Note: Inside Indonesian Online Library for Radical Materials.” Perspectives on Terrorism 4 (2012): 74-88.

    Edited Books / Special Issues

    • Countering Islamic State Ideology: Voices of Singapore Religious Scholars (with Rohan Gunaratna), Eds. Singapore: PERGAS, 2021

    Op-Eds

    • “Berhati-hati Dengan Dakwaan Atas Nama Tuhan dan Agama (Be Careful With Any Claim in the Name of God of Religion)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #67, 17 February 2023
    • “Galakan Untuk Berkerja Secara Berjemaah / Berorganisasi (Virtue of Teamwork)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #66, 3 February 2023
    • “Memberi Peluang Kepada Mereka Yang Pernah Tersilap (Giving New Chances to Those Who Have Sinned)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #65, 20 January 2023
    • “Panduan Al-Quran Tentang Menjadi Ilmuwan, Menghukum dan Membuat Keputusan (The Qur`an’s Tips on Being Learned Person and Making Judgment and Decision)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #64, 7 January 2023
    • “Berfikiran Jauh Yang Menjangkau Beberapa Generasi Akan Datang (Be Far-sighted Beyond Few Future Generations)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir, #63, 17 December 2022
    • “Pelajaran Kepimpinan (Khususnya Kepimpinan Rumahtangga) (Leadership Lessons [In Particular, Leadership in Family])”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir, #62, 2 December 2022
    • “Dakwah, Pendapat Umum dan Perubahan Sosial (Da`wah, Public Opinion and Social Change)”, Wasat, # 46, 1 December 2022
    • “Dahulukan Yang Positif dan Baik-baik Dalam Berdakwah (Give Priority to Positive Message in Da`wah)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #61, 18 November 2022
    • “Keajaiban Pada Frasa ‘Ma Bainahuma [Ciptaan Antara Langit dan Bumi]’ (Amazing Facts in ‘Ma Bainahuma [Creations Between Sky and Earth]’ Phrase in the Qur’an)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #60, 4 November 2022
    • “Beberapa “Tips” Keibubapaan Dalam Al-Quran (Parenting Tips in the Qur’an)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #59, 21 October 2022
    • “Peraturan Apabila Bertindak Balas Terhadap Kezaliman/Kejahatan (Rules of Engagement When Responding to Injustices)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #58, 7 October 2022
    • “Sikap dan Tindak Balas Terhadap Kezaliman/Kejahatan Orang Lain (Responding to Injustices)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #57, 16 September 2022
    • “Enjoining Good and Forbidding Wrong”, Muslim.Sg, 7 September 2022
    • “Jangan Lupa Bakti Kepada Ibu Bapa Kerana Sibuk Dalam Dakwah dan Kerja Masyarakat (Don’t Neglect Duties to Parent Due to Community Works)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #56, 2 September 2022
    • “Mengetahui Kebenaran Tidak memadai Untuk Menerima dan Mengamalkannya (Knowing Truth Not Enough For Believing and Practicing It)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #55, 19 August 2022
    • “Kepentingan Menggandingkan Sifat “Rahmah” dan “Rusyd” Dengan Sifat Berilmu (Importance of Compassion and Maturity With Knowledge)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #54, 5 August 2022
    • “Ilmu Sebagai Piawai Dalam Pendidikan Anak (Knowledge as Important Standard in Children’s Up-bringing)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #53, 22 July 2022
    • “Didik Anak Jadi Pemimpin (Develop Our Children as Leaders)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #52, 13 July 2022
    • “Islam. Identiti dan Perkauman (Islam, Identity and Racism)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #51, 24 June 2022
    • “Agar Dijauhkan Dari Sifat Mengagungkan Diri Sendiri (Avoid Self-glorification)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #50, 10 June 2022
    • “Memahami Al-Quran Sebagai Kitab Hikmah (Al-Qur’an as a Book of Wisdom)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #49, 27 May 2022
    • “Kesolehan Muslim Bukan Hanya Pada Kerohaniannya Sahaja (Good Muslim is Not Only Good Spiritually)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #48, 13 May 2022
    • “Sikap Positif Al-Quran Terhadap Wanita (The Qur’an’s Positive Stand Towards Woman)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #47, 29 April 2022
    • “Hargai Jasa dan Budi Seseorang Walaupun Dia Seorang Yang Jahat (Be Grateful to Those Who Have Been Kind to Us Even Though He is Not Righteous)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #46, 15 April 2022
    • “Su’ Al-Khatimah (Mati Yang Buruk) Tidak Mesti Menimpa Penentang Kebenaran Yang Tegar (Evil-ending May Not Be the Fate of Hardcore Anti-Truth Proponent)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #45, 1 April 2022
    • “Kemusnahan Setelah Kemuncak Kejayaan (Fall At the Height of Achievement)”, Mimbar Darul tafsir #44, 18 March 2022
    • “Buktikan Kebenaran Dengan Tindakan (Proving Truth By Action)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir #43 , 4 March 2022
    • “Pesanan Ramadan (Ramadan Messages)”, Al-Istiqamah Mosque, 28 February 2022
    • “Tangani Stres Dengan Tidur (Overcoming Stress With Sleep)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir, 18 February 2022
    • “Kisah Dua Hamba Yang Khilaf (Story of Two Persons Who Had Wronged Themselves)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir, 4 February 2022
    • “Pilihan Untuk Beriman Atau Tidak (Freedom to Choose Whether to Believe or Not)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir (Al-Khair Mosque), 21 January 2022
    • “Adab for Muslims When Using the Handphone Camera”, Karyawan (AMP), 14 January 2022
    • “A Wasatiyyah Approach to Understanding Theological Absolutism”, Pergas, 10 January 2022
    • “Pendekatan Wasatiyyah Dalam Memahami Absolutisme Dalam Beragama (A Wasatiyyah Approach to Understanding Theological Absolutism)”, Pergas, 10 January 2022
    • “Masalah Psikologi dan Minda Dalam Kerja Dakwah (Psychological and Mindset Problems in Da`wah Work)”, Suara Istiqamah (Al-Istiqamah Mosque), 10 January 2022
    • “Dakwah Hendaklah Fokus Pada Idea, Hujah Rasional dan Membina Keyakinan, Bukan Serangan Peribadi dan Membuat Ugutan (Da`wah Should Focus on Ideas and Rational Arguments, Not Personal Attack and Making Threat)”, Mimbar Darul Tafsir (Al-Khair Mosque), 5 January 2022
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mustazah Bahari. “Tiada dalil sahih bagi sokong hadis berkaitan panji hitam, Panji hitam tiada asas dalam Al-Quran.” Berita Harian, 31 August, 2014.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Konflik Gaza berpihak pada Palestin.” Berita Harian, 2 August, 2014.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Islam anjurkan pemikiran inovatif.” Berita Harian, 15 June, 2014.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Ambil iktibar dari peristiwa Hijrah.” Berita Harian, 8 November, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Berkhidmat untuk insan sejagat.” Berita Harian, 13 October, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Wajibkah Muslim perjuangkan tanah yang pernah mereka miliki? (bah. 2).” Berita Harian,16 August, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Semak fahaman jihad tradisi (bah. 1).” Berita Harian, 15 August, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Mobilisasi Jihad (bah. 2): Dasar luar juga beri kesan.” Berita Harian,11 July, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Mobilisasi Jihad (bah. 1): Idea tak semesti kunci kejayaan.” Berita Harian,10 July, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Positif dalam hubungan insani.” Berita Harian, 2 July, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Tradisi: Nak tolak atau terima?” Berita Minggu, 9 June, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Mengenali kebenaran yang mutlak.” Berita Harian, 26 April, 2013.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Bangkit peranan nadi umat serantau.” Berita Harian, 2 November, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Pelajaran kebapaan dari perintah korban.” Berita Harian, 21 October, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Berfikiran luas hadapi musibah.” Berita Harian,12 October, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Apabila ahli keluarga tidak soleh....” Berita Harian,23 September, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Bersikap terbuka demi menimba ilmu.” Berita Harian, 14 September, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Keutamaan antara hak Allah dan hak insan.” Berita Harian, 4 May, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Agar keputusan berpandu Syariah.” Berita Harian, 12 April, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Terjemahan bahan radikal Indonesia.” Berita Harian, 29 February, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Gejolak Mesir: Reaksi Penjihad.” Berita Harian,14 January, 2012.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Pupuk masyarakat lawan pelampau.” Berita Harian,15 October, 2011
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Islam tidak larang wanita jadi pengerusi masjid.” Berita Harian,8 October, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Langkah sesudah wacana pelampau.” Berita Harian,5 October, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Muhammad Saiful Adli Ayob. “Tangani dwiancaman Al-Qaeda Pusat.” Berita Harian,25 July, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Nur Azlin Mohamed Yasin. “Sesudah Abu Bakar Baashir dihukum.” Berita Harian,25 June, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Pengebumian Osama: Bagaimana ia harus dijalankan.” Berita Harian,16 May, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Zulkifli Mohamed Sultan. “Controversy over burial could have been avoided.” The Straits Times,16 May, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Nur Azlin Mohamed Yasin. “Al-Awlaki tidak sehebat sangkaan AS.” Berita Harian,14 March, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Adab berdakwah secara lunak.” Berita Harian, 25 February, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Mengamal dakwah penuh hormat.” Berita Harian,18 February, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Pengganas Terpinggir Dalam Gejolak Mesir.” Berita Harian,14 February, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and V. Arianti. “Apabila penjara gagal pulih pesalah terror.” Berita Harian, 17 January, 2011.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Menilai semua faktor Mas Selamat lolos.” Berita Harian,29 November, 2010.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Afif Pasuni. “Batas daya kita tangkis pengganasan.” Berita Harian,11 October, 2010.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Meluaskan pengajian jihad songsang.” Berita Harian, 2 August, 2010.
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    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Meluruskan Jalan Menimba Ilmu.” Berita Harian,4 June, 2010.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Disebalik aneka teori konspirasi 9/11.” Berita Harian,17 May, 2010.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. "The Disconnection of Indonesia’s Jemaah Islamiya and al-Qaeda from the Afghan Jihad Experience.” Terrorism Monitor, 23 December, 2009.
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    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Perang fahaman perlu hujah jitu.” Berita Harian,28 September, 2009.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Tuty Raihanah Mostarom. “Peranan agama dalam negara sekular." Berita Harian, 1 June, 2009.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Sharifah Thuraiya S A Alhabshi. “Beza antara penyebar perang dengan pendakwah.” Berita Harian,18 May, 2009.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Mengesan fahaman ‘bapa penjihad’ Abdullah Azzam." Berita Harian, 6 April, 2009.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Sharifah Thuraiya S A Alhabshi. “Kelompok radikal salah tafsir sifat nabi.” Berita Harian, 9 March, 2009.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Sharifah Thuraiya S A Alhabsh. “Awas pengganasan masa ekonomi suram.” Berita Harian,16 February, 2009.
    • Salleh, Mohamed Redzuan, and Muhammad Haniff Hassan. “Buat drama basmi faham pelampau.” Berita Harian, 5 December, 2008.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Memahami hukuman ke atas mereka yang tersasar jihadnya.” Berita Harian, 10 November, 2008.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Pelajari and perangi laman web jihad songsang.” Berita Harian, 3 October, 2008.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff, and Mohamed Redzuan Salleh. “Jihad dan diayah songsang Al-Qaedah.” Berita Harian, 22 September, 2008.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Mencapai tahap pengasih, menggarap erti penyayang.” Berita Harian,11 August 2008.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff.“Membanteras akar fahaman pelampau.” Berita Harian, 2 July, 2007.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Punca gerakan pelampau yang ganas.” Berita Harian, 25 June, 2007.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Natijah salah tafsir tentang hijrah.” Berita Harian,4 June, 2007.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Fatwa jihad harus serasi dengan semasa.” Berita Harian, 9 April, 2007.
    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Orang awam, bukan pejuang dalam hukum jihad.” Berita Harian. 2 April, 2007.
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    • Hassan, Muhammad Haniff. “Jihad Al-Qaeda tersasar dan perlu ditangkis.” Berita Harian,10 January, 2007.

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