Sharia

Last week, a 12-member delegation from the Syrian opposition visited Saudi Arabia, for an unprecedented two-day official meeting. Saudi authorities had consistently declined

Had the Muslim Brotherhood's al-Qaradawi visited the Gaza Strip to urge the Palestinians to recognize Israel's right to exist, he would have been received with shoes and rotten eggs

As US Secretary of State John Kerry pursues efforts to resume peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, the world's leading Islamic scholar of the Muslim

The Muslim Brotherhood’s official website in Arabic has published an article highlighting the comments of a senior Egyptian Islamist scholar criticizing the United Nations

A Vermont inmate with a history of threatening public officials, including former President George W. Bush, and plotting to blow up a mosque in Dearborn, Mich., the largest in

Two men were sent to prison Monday for their key roles in what prosecutors said was a terrorist "pipeline” to send young men to fight in the Somali civil war. Muhamud Said

Making the absence of proof a proof of its own, the Council on American-Islamic Relations argues that the FBI's failure to identify Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as terrorist

Bekasi Mayor Rahmat Effendi and local Islamic leaders will petition President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to institute a nationwide ban on the oppressed Ahmadiyah Muslim

Denmark spends 1.1 percent of GDP to try get the unemployed into work. It is among the highest in the world and a large portion of the money belongs on the list of expenses

The temporary marriage, or nikah mut'ah, is an ancient Islamic practice that unites man and woman as husband and wife for a limited time. Historically it was used so that a man