This seems fantastic to me. A group of Muslim scholars (albeit from "the West"), who are addressing the problems of modern Islam, and seem to be addressing those problems honestly!
http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/7009/muslim-reform-movement
I'm especially interested in hearing what the Muslims at RF think about this declaration, but of course everyone can pile on
(I have to confess they had me when they mentioned the UN Declaration of Human Rights.)
There are certainly problems with the way many Muslims interpret Allaah's Word and the teachings of Muhammad (s), and there are lots of important principles here, but I cannot accept the notion of secular governance. For me, the only legitimate basis for the governance of a state is Allaah's Laws, and we as Muslims should strive to establish a truly Islaamic State (the so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is not a truly Islaamic State, nor for that matter are other 'Islamic Republics', such as Iran and Pakistan).