Muslim News
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The White House Summit on Combating Violent Extremism ended last week with much politically correct discussion, but no definite plan on how to combat violent extremism, and certainly no willingness to define it.
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Rudolph Giulani, of 9/11 fame, offered us a profile in courage on that fateful day when the World Trade Towers was bombed, even as today his behaviors make us less safe in an insecure world.
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Manila -
The FBI has said that DNA analysis indicates one of the world's most wanted terrorists, Bali bomber Zulkifli bin Hir, was likely killed in a Philippine police raid last month that also claimed the lives of 44 officers.
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Irbil -
Scores of Yazidis being held captive by Islamic State were released Saturday in the Iraqi city of Irbil, Kurdish military officials reported.
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Avignon -
A Moroccan man was stabbed to death in his own home in southern France in what a Muslim group called a "horrible Islamophobic" attack the week after France was rocked by the Charlie Hebdo killings.
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Sydney -
Australians came out Monday in solidarity with the Muslim community following a siege at a Sydney cafe, as tens of thousands tweeted the hashtag #illridewithyou to counter concern about an anti-Islam backlash.
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In a post on the website for his new play, Allegiance, the openly gay, former Star Trek actor George Takei commented on last week's Hobby Lobby decision by the United States Supreme Court.
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Mubarak Bala, a 29-year old chemical engineering graduate living in Nigeria, has been committed against his will to a psychiatric hospital in Kano state after he declared he didn't believe in God, much to the embarrassment of his family.
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Sydney -
A small, yet outspoken Islamic group known as Hizb ut-Tahrir created quite the stir this past week as its Australian media spokesman, Uthman Badar, planned to participate in a controversial discussion at the Sydney Opera House.
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Tikrit -
Islamic insurgents seized several small oilfields and attacked an airbase in northern Iraq on Wednesday as US military advisers dispatched to keep the Baghdad government in power began to arrive.
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Berlin -
The three main monotheistic religions of Europe are building a joint house of worship in central Berlin. The House of One, hopes to help unite the three religions by promoting dialogue and fostering understanding.
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It's been banned in Muslim countries. Christian radio and TV can't stop debating it. People have insanely strong opinions on it. So what is the movie Noah 3D really like? Something really whack? We decided to investigate and write up our own findings.
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Kano -
A fourteen year-old child bride from Nigeria feeds her husband and his guests a rice dish laced with poison, killing them.
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Kampong Bangkahulu -
The Philippine government and Muslim rebels will sign a peace deal to end one of Asia's longest and deadliest insurgencies "by the end of March", Malaysia's prime minister said Friday after meeting his Filipino counterpart.Prime Minister Najib Razak sa...
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Zamboanga -
Five people were injured Sunday when motorcycle-riding men hurled a grenade into a church in the troubled southern Philippines in a city known for Muslim rebel activity, officials said.
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Manila -
Three child soldiers recruited by hardline Muslim rebels in the Philippines were among 53 people killed in a five-day military offensive in the restive south, an official said Friday.
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London -
A team of Britain First activists described as ‘Kent Battalion A Company’ held a protest outside the taxpayer-funded home of the notorious anti-British Islamist Abu Izzadeen.
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London -
Monday, the Old Bailey trial of the two men accused of killing soldier Lee Rigby on the streets of Woolwich, continued with testimony by one of the accused. The defence case for Adebolajo began in the morning.
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Alexandria -
After last month's arrest of 21 young women protesting Egypt's interim government in favor of reinstating the ousted Morsi regime, an Egyptian court ordered their release on Saturday.
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Recently, the Muslim Brotherhood has made news with their actions in Egypt. However, this is only another attempt in a long line of attempts to conquer.
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Bandar Seri Begawan -
The sultanate of Brunei announced on Tuesday it will implement a severe Sharia law penal code for its Muslim citizens in a few months.
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Walthamstow -
The patriotic protest group, Britain First, increases the pressure on anti-British Muslim extremists as it conducts door-to-door search for Anjem Choudary.
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London -
One of the most notorious Muslim extremists in Britain, Abu Izzadeen, has found himself on the receiving end of several campaigns by a patriotic organisation called Britain First.
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A fake news story from a parody website found its way on a "Fox & Friends Saturday" segment telling its viewers that during the government shutdown President Barack Obama is using his own money to keep a museum dedicated to Muslim culture open.
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Terrorist bomb attacks, shootings and beheadings – no this isn’t London, this is the restive south of Thailand, but it isn’t all that bad. To a large degree life carries on as normal.
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Hamburg -
Wal-Mart fired its assistant manager, Terry Earsing, for posting anti-Muslim comments and photos to his Facebook Wall last Friday. CAIR found and reported the posts, which led to his firing. Earsing apologized saying the posts were a joke.
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New York -
In a move angering countless Muslims and civil rights activists, the New York Police Department has labeled mosques as "terrorism organizations," allowing informants to spy on imams and anyone attending prayer services.
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An Iranian Christian man who had converted from Islam was sentenced to ten years in prison for sharing his faith. His attorney is working on an appeal.
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London -
The notorious anti-British Muslim extremist Abu Izzadeen who works at Yummy Yummy sweet shop at 158 Mile End Road has allegedly intimidated and threatened Paul Golding, chairman of the patriotic political movement ‘Britain First’.
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Islamic Ideology proclaims the entanglement of religious and governmental politics into every element of Muslim life. With no escape from God's judgment Muslims must atone for every action.
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Muslim Image
People go about their travels in cars and on motorbikes along the main road that heads towards Malaysia from the Thai border town of Sungei Golok.
A supporter of Israel speaking (right) with one of two Orthodox Jews at the al-Quds Day rally at Queen`s Park in Toronto.
Screenshot of Terry Earsing's comment that appeared under his photo of two Muslim women wearing traditional garb.
Thai police perform security checks on bags inside the entrance to Sungai Golok Railway Station.
This is the interior of a mosque in Shreveport, not unlike the one burned down in Tennessee.
This mosque in Berlin is one of the oldest in Germany. cosmonautirussi
The woman wears a shawl in the style that many Muslims do. Muminah billah
Deutsche Islam Konferenz 2010
A friendly local Muslim man waves as a train passes.
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