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| Islamist protesters march in Tunisia, riot police fire tear gas Los Angeles Times In Islam, it is forbidden to depict Allah. The Reuters news agency reported that some demonstrators tried to break into the prime minister's office. The report said Friday's protest was the largest demonstration in Tunis staged by Islamists to date. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BBC reporter sentenced for links to Islamist group The Associated Press Authorities in Tajikistan, on Afghanistan's northern border, have grown alarmed over the persisting popularity of radical strands of Islam and have taken increasingly strict measures to stamp them out. But government critics say heavy-handed efforts to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| '99' superheroes not on U.S. TV Albany Times Union 11, 2001, attacks when he had an idea: To counter the terrorists' message, he would create a children's television series about superheroes who embody the values and history of Islam and the Middle East. Ten years later, Mutawa's dream has become "THE ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mormonism is more like Islam, says Southern Baptist president Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) Texas Gov. Rick Perry this morning called the controversy over GOP presidential rival Mitt Romney's faith a campaign distraction, ]saying out of work Americans aren't interested in "side issues and sideshows." Appearing on ABC's "Good Morning America," ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Arab Spring's Forgotten Freedom American Spectator But there's surely no question that the general Islamic view of religious liberty is part of the problem. Certainly there are variations of Islamic thought about this issue. Nevertheless, Islam has a long history of unreasonably restricting the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Anti-Islam Speaker Sparks Muslim Protests on Arkansas Campus American Spectator (blog) By Robert Stacy McCain on 10.14.11 @ 12:48PM Muslim students at Arkansas State University tried to prevent a critic of Islamic sharia law from speaking as part of a campus lecture series. Nonie Darwish, Egyptian-born author of Now They Call Me Infidel, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Counter-terrorism expert calls for "United States of Islam" - Care2 ... By Gillian Miller A leading Muslim Brotherhood figure and counter-terrorism expert in London has called upon the world's Arabs to launch a multi-national movement with the goal of establishing a single Islamic state. Dr Kamal el-Helbawy, the Brotherhood's ... Care2 News Network - Newly Submitted |
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