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Two Czech women tourists kidnapped in western Pakistan
Yahoo! News 15 March 2013
Unknown attackers have kidnapped two Czech women travelling in western Pakistan, officials of both countries said on Thursday. The Czech Foreign Ministry said the two 
Torching Christians in Pakistan
FrontPage Magazine 14 March 2013
By Frank Crimi
In the latest act of bruising intolerance being perpetrated by Muslims against Pakistan’s besieged Christian community, a Muslim mob recently burned down over 150 Christian
#MyJihad in Pakistan: Muslims torch 160 Christian homes and two churches
atlasshrugs 14 March 2013
resh on the heels of Muslims torching the 700 Hindu homes and 47 temples in Bangladesh comes this fresh hell. But remember, this is not the problem -- our ads quoting high
14 March 2013: International Day to Defend Apostates and Blasphemers
Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain 13 March 2013
Press Release
Countless individuals accused of apostasy and blasphemy face threats, imprisonment, and execution
Blasphemy laws in over 30 countries and apostasy laws in over 20 aim primarily to restrict thought, expression and the rights of Muslims, ex-Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
On 14 March 2013, we, the undersigned, call for an international day of action to defend apostates and blasphemers worldwide by highlighting ten cases though there are countless more.
No. 1 Nation in Sexy Web Searches? Call it Pornistan
themuslimissue. 12 March 2013
By Kelli Morgan
Pakistan has banned content on more than a dozen websites because of offensive and blasphemous material. The Muslim country, which has laws on dress codes, ranks as the top
Pakistan’s minorities are under attack and the country’s blasphemy laws must share the blame
Most Intolerant Religion 12 March 2013
By Rahul Raj
Christian community leaders in Lahore say the violence unleashed on the city’s Joseph colony erupted following a drinking session involving two friends, one Muslim and the
Pakistan mob torches Christian homes
Panorama.am 11 March 2013
Outraged Pakistani Christians took to the streets of Lahore on Sunday, protesting a rash of violence against their community over the weekend, CNN reported. Demonstrators
Islamic party wants to expel minorities, reunify with Pakistan
AsiaNews 8 March 2013
By Nozrul Islam
Acts of violence, especially against Bangladesh's Hindu minority, and strikes (hartal) continue across the country as Jamaat-e-Islami supporters call for reunification with
Hafiz Khan convicted for funding the Taliban
Money Jihad 7 March 2013
Two imams in the U.S. have been convicted of terrorist financing within the span of two weeks. First there was Imam Mohamed Mohamed Mohamud in San Diego who conspired with
Video: Sometimes Burning Korans is Just Fine
gatesofvienna.net 5 March 2013
A bombing at a Shia mosque in Pakistan killed dozens of people and incinerated an unknown number of copies of the holy book of Islam. The most likely suspects are… other
Miami imam convicted of Taliban-related ter
McClatchy Washington Bureau 5 March 2013
By Jay Weaver
A Miami imam was found guilty Monday on four terror-related charges. For two months, federal prosecutors portrayed Miami imam Hafiz Khan in the worst possible light:
Hizb-ut-Tahrir targets Pakistanis on orders of global leaders
The News International 28 February 2013
By Murtaza Ali Shah
Hizb-ut-Tahrir (HT) is under instructions from its global leadership to focus on Pakistani youth, professionals and the middle-class and convert them to the secretive-natured
Terror mastermind Fayyaz Kagzi shifts base from Saudi to Pakistan
Times of India 25 February 2013
By Bharti Jain
FayyazKagzi, a Lashkar-e-Taiba operative wanted in the 2010 German Bakery blasts and the 2006 Aurangabad arms haul case, is said to have recently shifted base to Pakistan from
To transform Pakistan into Islamic state: Fazl-ur-Rehman
Frontier Post 25 February 2013
Addressing the members of his party's Central Council, Fazl said JUI-F would fight tooth and nail against those working on a foreign agenda in the next elections. "JUI has
Pak court reopens 84-yr-old blasphemy case
Hindu Business Line 25 February 2013
A Pakistani court has begun hearing a petition seeking the reopening of an 84-year-old case in which a court under the British administration had given the death sentence to
‘Austrian ambassador in Pakistan converts to Islam, ties knot with PTV anchor Sadia Afzaal’
News Tribe 22 February 2013
By Farheen Raza
Austrian Ambassador in Pakistan Axel Wech has converted to Islam and tied knot to Sadia Afzaal, famous anchor of Pakistan’s state television programme ‘News Night’, a Facebook
War on Women: Taliban Kill 20% More Women and Girls
FrontPage Magazine 22 February 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
…Islam. Fighting the War on Women since the year 610.
Afghanistan is going really well, as you might have heard. The negotiations with the Taliban are going smoothly and they just put in a bid to kill 20 percent more women and girls in the new united Afghan government.
A Distinction Without a Difference: Muslim Brotherhood Use Taqiyya to Pass Sukuk Law in Egypt
Shariah Finance Watch 22 February 2013
Throughout the world, the terms "sukuk,” "Islamic bond,” and "Shariah-Compliant Bond” are used interchangeably to describe a derivative security created by the Shariah Finance
Educational site launched exposing Muslim Brotherhood in America
Examiner.com 19 February 2013
By Christopher Collins
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ACT! for America, a non-partisan, non-sectarian organization against radical Islam, earlier today released an educational expose’, "Unmasking the Muslim Brotherhood in America” that exposes radical Islamic Muslim’s and organizations in America
The site answers questions such as who is ISNA, MPAC, The Islamic Shura Council, MAS, CAIR, and ICNA and who are these people; Muzammil Siddiqi, Jamal Badawi, Parvez Ahmed, and Dalia Mogahed.
The main point of the site answers, "What does the Muslim Brotherhood explanatory memorandum for North America say about "civilization jihad” against the West?”
Pakistani government faces anger as bomb kills 81
Scotsman 18 February 2013
By GUL YOUSUFZAI
PAKISTAN’S government faced growing anger yesterday for failing to deliver stability after a sectarian bombing in the city of Quetta killed 81 people.= The country’s leaders
