Friday Muslim prayers to be held in two locations

Borehanwood Times 12 February 2010
By Suruchi Sharma

FRIDAY prayers for the Muslim community will be held at two different locations in the Borehamwood area. The Borehamwood Islamic Society will be held at the Allum Lane Community Centre, in Allum

 

Jihad in Britain: Out in the Open, on Your Dollar

jdamn 12 February 2010


Typically excellent reporting by Erick Stakelbeck for the 700 Club. This is what major news agencies should be doing.

 

Global fight to eliminate FGM continues on International Day of Zero Tolerance

MediaGlobal 12 February 2010

The annual International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) which took place on 6 February is an ideal opportunity to raise awareness and to encourage discussions about the

 

Turkish Premier says European Parliament's report is unilateral

Trend News Agency, Iran 12 February 2010

Turkish Premier says European Parliament's report is unilateral Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, "recent report of the European Parliament on Turkey is unilateral. It also

 

Turkey jails editor for 21 years

Sofia Echo 12 February 2010

A Turkish court has sentenced the editor of a Kurdish newspaper to 21 years in prison for printing what it called Kurdish rebel propaganda. The stiff sentence is part of an ongoing crackdown on legal

 

Russia: Mufti Council to cooperate with Hamas

Islam in Europe 12 February 2010

Head of Russia’s Mufti Council Ravil Gainutdin agreed on "mutual help and cooperation” with the HAMAS Palestinian movement, the Council’s website reports. "Muslims of Russia take the situation

 

Wafa Sultan finds it harder to prick the American than the Arab mind on the problems with Islam

World Magazine  12 February 2010
By Susan Olasky

NEW YORK - I'm sitting across from Wafa Sultan in a midtown Manhattan deli while Christmas muzak ("Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" variety) plays. She's in New York to promote her book, A God Who

 

Embrace Islam, Or Lose Your Job

Strategy Page 12 February 2010

Islamic terrorism comes in many different forms. Christian Filipino workers in Saudi Arabia are complaining that their employers are threatening to fire them if they do not convert to Islam. It's

 

Mosque damaged after cow slaughter in Himachal

HimVani 12 February 2010

Shimla: In a rare incident of communal tension in Himachal, about 500 local people staged a protest at Nerwa suburb in the district, about 110 km from here, this morning, and damaged a mosque to

 

Hamas conducts own probe after murder of militant in Dubai

Zawya  12 February 2010

DUBAI, Feb 12, 2010 (AFP) - Hamas is conducting its own internal inquiry into the killing in Dubai last month of one of its top militants, the Palestinian Islamist group's exiled head said in an interview published

 

FBI grills US national detained in New Delhi

MyNews.in 12 February 2010

An American citizen was detained at the Indira Gandhi International airport in New Delhi after a knife was found in his hand baggage and a FBI team joined Indian investigators to probe if he had any

 

Iran marks Islam revolution with crackdown on protests

TEHRAN, Iran - The Iranian security forces unleashed a crushing sweep against opposition protesters on Thursday as President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad used the 31st anniversary of the Islamic revolution to

 

Muslim girl, 13, 'whipped over head with belt buckle after refusing to pray five time a day'

Daily Mail 12 February 2010

A Muslim whipped a schoolgirl's head with a belt buckle when she told him she did not want to pray five times a day, a court has heard. Abdikarim Abdirahman, 46, allegedly left the child oozing

 

Indonesian clerics warn against Valentine's Day's 'free sex'

Sin Chew Jit Poh  12 February 2010

SURABAYA - Muslim leaders in Indonesia on Friday told the faithful not to celebrate Valentine's Day because it is sinful and leads to "free sex". "We forbid Muslims to celebrate

 

Romantic dinner for five — polygamy on the rise in Malaysia

DAWN.com 12 February 2010

KUALA LUMPUR: Rohaya Mohamad, a 44-year-old Malaysian doctor, chats happily about her plans for the evening, a romantic dinner for five with her husband — and his three other wives. Rohaya and her

 

Hindu Woman Chooses Death over Life as 'Muslim' Wife

haindavakeralam 12 February 2010

Thrissur: Since the second verdict of Kerala High Court toppling it’s own judgement about the presence of Love Jihad , Medias which took a bold stand to expose this temporarily stopped campaigning

 

London's Islamic Radicals Speak Out

Christian Broadcasting Network 9 February 2010
By Erick Stakelbeck

Great Britain recently raised its terror alert to "severe" following reports that al Qaeda was plotting new attacks.

But Britain may be facing an even greater threat from within -- one the British government helped to create.

 

Will Politically Incorrect Opinion Become a Hate Crime?

The New American 8 February 2010
By Selwyn Duke

Many of us have heard about Geert Wilders, the Dutch parliamentarian currently on trial in Holland because he criticized Islam.

It’s shocking to many that you could be charged with a hate crime for expressing an opinion, but such prosecutions are not unheard of in the Western world beyond American shores. After all, most nations have nothing tantamount to our First Amendment. But could such a thing happen in the land of the (mostly) free as well?

 

Antwerp: 56% of children of immigrant origin

Islam in Europe 8 February 2010

About half the children up to age 9 in the city of Antwerp are of immigrant origin, according to new data from the municipality (municipal research department)

 

The crooked judges of Amsterdam

patcondell 8 February 2010

Europe's cultural inquisition begins in Amsterdam.

Wilders on trial / Geert Wilders' statement in court

 

Wilders - The Hitler Comparison

Gates of Vienna 8 February 2010
By Baron Bodissey

No topic makes Godwin’s Law swing into action more predictably than that of Geert Wilders. In any given article about Mr. Wilders the Nazi comparisons are likely to pop up before the end of first paragraph — or even the first sentence.

 

Austria: Female genital mutilation remains problem, group warns

Austriantimes 8 February 2010

Between 6,000 and 8,000 women in Austria have been forced to undergo genital mutilation, according to Social Democratic MP Petra Bayr. Bayr, a member of the Austrian Platform against Female

 

Something Rotten in ... Sweden

DianaWest.net 8 February 2010
By Diana West

Ilmar Reepalu is the Mayor of Malmo, Sweden, but he could well serve as the Mouthpiece of Eurabia, having crystallized its essence in a recent interview about rocketing Antisemitism in his city.

Malmo (pop. 250,000), a confortable train ride across the Oresund strait from Copenhagen, is Sweden's third-largest city, a Leftist-jihadist territory where like-minded Leftist "antifa" Swedes and Muslim immigrants, the 21st-century's alliance of Brown Shirts and Black Shirts, effectively arm "civilized" Socialist rule with the under-flowing threat and as-necessary implementation of violence.

 

Sarajevo: One-month detention for arrested Islamists

emportal 8 February 2010

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ordered today a one-month detention for seven members of the Islamist Wahhabi movement, who were arrested on Tuesday in a major action of special forces in the

 

Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Condemns French Parliamentary Report

SYS-CON Media 8 February 2010

LONDON -- The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat wishes to express its condemnation of the recommendations of a recent French Parliamentary Report, which called for a partial ban on

 

Al Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb issues ultimatum over hostages

Thaindian News 8 February 2010

Cairo - In a fresh ultimatum demanding release of four terrorists imprisoned in Mali by March 1, north African wing of the Al Qaeda has offered to free two of the six European

 

France: Municipality wants school cafeteria to stop serving meat to Muslims

Islam in Europe 8 February 2010

I don't fully understand this story. If the parents don't want their children to eat meat in the cafeteria, who's forcing them? Some families did not want their children eating meat

 

Kidnapped French Red Cross worker is released

France24 8 February 2010

A French aid worker kidnapped in November in Chad was released on Saturday, the International Committee of the Red Cross said in a statement. Laurent Maurice "regained his freedom today... after

 

Somalia to Close Three Embassies in Europe

Epoch Times 8 February 2010

Somalia's Foreign Affairs Minister said that the country will close three out of its five embassies in Europe, citing funding difficulties. The embassies in Paris, Berlin, and Somalia’s mission to

 

'It's tricky to find men when you're living under a fatwa'

Independent  8 February 2010
By Cahal Milmo and Luke Blackall

The Time Magazine gala held in New York's Lincoln Centre last May was always going to be a high-octane affair. Billed as a celebration of The 100 Most Influential People in the World, it was a chance

 
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