Fundamental Islam linked to terrorism 

Buffalo News 

Dr. Tawfik Hamid nearly boarded a plane decades ago on an eventual path to holy war with the United States. Instead, he took an opposite route and now travels throughout Europe and North America warning about what he experienced firsthand as a member of a jihadist group run by Ayman al-Zawahiri, the current second in command of al-Qaida.

Immigration HQ in UK 'employs a radical Islamist'  

The Independent 

An activist in the radical Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir is reported to be working in the immigration service headquarters.

The rap group Blakstone, accused of spreading a radical message, sells music on the streets from the back of a van  

 The Times

HIP-HOP and rap artists are teaching young Muslims the ideology of radical Islamism through songs about the war in Iraq, the oppression of Muslims and the creation of an Islamic state governed by Sharia, or religious law.

Egyptian Says He Was Tortured After Being Kidnapped in Milan

NY Times 

ROME, Nov. 10 — A militant Egyptian cleric who prosecutors say was kidnapped by the Central Intelligence Agency said in a newly published account that he was tortured with electric shocks while he lay on a wet mattress in a Cairo prison and was repeatedly beaten and forced to eat rotten bread in a pitch-black cell, while rats and cockroaches ran over his body. 

 

The Sami Al-Arian Case, Al-Arian attorney charges bias

 

Source St Petersburg Times 

He says a U.S. prosecutor openly condemned Islam and is aiming to stretch his client's sentence. 

 

Documents unsealed in the Sami Al-Arian case Thursday raise questions about an assistant U.S. attorney's motives for requiring Al-Arian to testify before a federal grand jury in Virginia.

Britain facing 30 terrorism plots, says spy chief

LONDON (Reuters) -

Muslim extremists are plotting at least 30 major terrorist attacks in Britain and the threats may involve chemical and nuclear devices, the head of Britain's domestic spy agency said.

VEIL DEBATE: EGYPTIAN COURT RULES THAT NIQAB CANNOT BE BANNED 

 

Cairo, 10 Nov. (AKI) -

An administrative court in Egypt has ruled that wearing the niqab - the eyes-only veil at the centre of heated debate in recent days - "is part of human rights" and "no one can forbid a woman from wearing it.

MI5 tracking '30 UK terror plots' Head of MI5 says

 Source BBC 

Eliza Manningham-Buller rarely speaks in public MI5 knows of 30 terror plots threatening the UK and is keeping 1,600 individuals under surveillance, the security service's head has said.

Terror Finance Expert Exposes New Information about Tariq Ramadan’s Links to Terrorism

Press Release Newswire

 

Jean-Charles Brisard of the Terror Finance Blog has uncovered new evidence of Tariq Ramadan’s links to terrorist entities. These findings provide the United States government with sufficient evidence to appeal a court order allowing Ramadan to enter the U.S.  

Muslim Trio jailed for Kriss race murder in UK 

 

Source BBC

 Three men have been jailed for life after they were found guilty of the racially-motivated murder of white Glasgow teenager Kriss Donald.

Faisal Mushtaq, 27, Zeeshan Shahid, 28, and his brother Imran Shahid, 29, had denied murdering Kriss, 15, in 2004.

 

A Muslim convert planned to detonate a dirty bomb and launch an attack on London's Tube, a court has heard.

 Source BBC

 

Former Hindu Dhiren Barot, 34, from London, planned "massive explosions" in a synchronised attack in the US and UK.

 

Grandmother to sue mufti over rape comment

Source World News

A MELBOURNE grandmother has accused Muslim cleric Sheik Taj el-Din el-Hilaly of inciting racial hatred and of sexual discrimination.

Muslim 'wanted new 9/11' in All Over Europe

rahmanSource The Sun
 
A MUSLIM accused of inciting murder during a protest wanted a new 9/11 across
Europe, a court heard yesterday.

Muslims arrested in Old Bailey demo

Source Daily Telegraph

Four Muslims were arrested outside the Old Bailey yesterday during angry protests against the trial of a man allegedly involved in protests against Danish cartoons.

From Speaking His Mind To Expulsion From Al Azhar:

 Abdelkareem Nabil Soliman’s New Dilemma

October 30th, 2006

Source Ahmed Salib Blog

Abdelkareem Nabil Soliman has had a tough time of it.

Christian groups accuse BBC drama of inciting anti-Christian bias (Should Copts complain too)

Source Daily Mail 

The BBC are facing accusations of anti-Christian bias after a BBC drama portrayed evangelical extremists murdering Muslims.  

Original immigrants on welfare

 

Souces aftenposten 

 

Half of the first immigrants to Norway in the first half of the 1970s are now living on state payments.

  

Preachers of Hate Ken Timmerman profiles 'brilliant' anti-Semitic Arab leader

Editor's note: Kenneth Timmerman's new book, "Preachers of Hate," uncovers an ancient hatred that threatens the life and livelihood of every American.

In the book, Timmerman explains the "new" anti-Semitism that targets not only Jews, but Americans specifically and the West in general. The book details how Muslim leaders are not just encouraging hatred of Jews and the West, but are spending a great deal of money to spread the kind of vitriol that spawned the terrorists responsible for September 11.

Muslim Brotherhood behind Minnesota airport taxi dispute

 

Star Tribune  

 

Airport taxi flap about alcohol has deeper significance 

Airport taxi flap about alcohol has deeper significance 

The airport taxi controversy may go deeper than the quandary over whether to accommodate Somali Muslim cabdrivers who refuse to carry passengers carrying alcohol. Behind the scenes, a struggle for power and religious authority is apparently playing out.

 



Which veil to wear?
Egyptian women mull veil options

Source Middle East on Line
Battle lines are forming around whether to adopt somber-hued, face- covering niqab or hipper headscarf.


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