Muslim News

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.