An indictment for murder as filed on Thursday with the Nazareth District Court. Nashed Taher Basul, 57, from the town of Rayne, is accused of burning his partner, the mother of his son, to death because she wanted to leave him.
In 1993 Basul met Natalya Narmian Budishan, a Jewish woman from Uzbekistan who later converted to Islam for him and changed her name to Narmian. In 2001 the couple had a son together yet they never married and Basul continued [...]
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Sirte was rocked by deadly street fighting on Friday in what troops from the new regime said was the final assault on Moammar Gadhafi’s besieged hometown, with orders that they take it “today.”
Medics said at least four regime fighters had been killed and dozens more wounded from fighting on the west side of the city, and an AFP correspondent said ambulances continued to arrive in a steady stream at a nearby field hospital.
There were no immediate casualty figures from the [...]
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Leon Panetta visited Israel to warn about its “growing isolation” and he is half right. Right about the isolation and wrong about the growing part.
Israel is isolated in the Middle-East, but its isolation is a constant reality, not a growing phenomenon. It is not isolated because of its policies, as its critics claim, but because its identity is at odds with a region dominated by Arab-Muslims whose national identities is closely tied to ethnicity and religion.
Israel is isolated in the [...]
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Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir will mark the tenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan with a public campaign for troop withdrawal.
It will distribute up to 40,000 flyers across Sydney over the long weekend, highlighting what it says is the western coalition force’s failed campaign in the region.
“No one can argue that the world is a safer place,” Hizb ut-Tahrir spokesman Uthman Badar said.
“If you haven’t decreased the security threat, if you haven’t installed a proper government, if you haven’t got [...]
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A religious organization’s campaign that focuses on passing out anti-Muslim literature to students is being criticized, but the group’s founder believes he is doing nothing wrong.
The organization Defend Christians has been passing out fliers to students at some local high schools, including Clairemont High School. But some say teenagers should not be the ones receiving the fliers.
Zac Patchett recently saw a flier sitting in his Clairemont home. The two-page paper shows a headline which reads “Ayatollah Khomeini had sex with [...]
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Mosque is a word which has been spoken often in South Shore in recent months.
But for some local residents, its very mention is causing a lot of anxiety and anger.
The Noor-A Madina Mosque opened on Waterloo Road at the start of the year – and its appearance has caused significant waves in the local community.
Last week, a 3,000 signature petition was handed in at Blackpool Town Hall calling on councilors to close down the “illegal” site.
The petition claims the mosque [...]
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The UN’s human rights office has raised its tally of people killed during seven months of unrest in Syria to over 2,900.
A spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said Thursday the figure is based on “reliable sources” inside and outside the country.
Rupert Colville said the names of the dead have all been confirmed and likely include some members of the security forces.
The figure represents an increase of at least 200 since the beginning of September.
Since mid-March, Bashar [...]
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Nonie Darwish is a former Muslim who lived under Islamic law (Sharia) for the first thirty years of her life. She is the director of Former Muslims United and the author of Cruel and Usual Punishment: The Terrifying Global Implications of Islamic Law. Darwish is credible and erudite, and a fierce critic of Islam and Islamic law. At the same time, she takes pains to separate her criticism of Islam and Islamic law from criticism of Muslims.
CAIR is the Council [...]
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Plaintiffs challenging the construction of a Murfreesboro mosque have asked the Rutherford County courts to take one final look at the case.
Joe Brandon Jr., the attorney for the group that has opposed the building of the new Islamic Center of Murfreesboro on Veals Road just outside the city limits, filed a motion Monday asking Chancellor Robert Corlew to take a look at whether the Rutherford County Planning Commission gave adequate notice to the public about a May 24 meeting where [...]
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A former employee has sued one of the government’s most secretive security agencies, alleging he lost his security clearance because his wife attended an Islamic school and worked for a Muslim charity.
Mahmoud Hegab filed the discrimination lawsuit this week in U.S. District Court in Alexandria against the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency at Fort Belvoir.
The Alexandria resident worked at NGA as a budget analyst with a top secret security clearance. But his clearance was revoked in November after he got married. NGA [...]
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A new federal government website designed to counter terrorism has been launched by federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland.
The Resilient Communities site is an online portal to a range of government resources designed to build what Mr McClelland has long described as “resilience” to radicalism and the possibility of a terrorist attack on home soil.
“We know that to effectively challenge violent extremism, community leadership is essential and needs to be driven by local knowledge and experience,” he said in a statement on [...]
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The Muslim Film Festival that took place in the Russian city of Kazan in September has ended up in a sex scandal. The issue related to a former porn actress who was awarded at the festival.
The scandal allegedly emerged at the suggestion of the Tatarstan Muslims Spiritual leader Ildus Faizov.
The Islamic activist addressed The Culture Ministry, roundly criticizing the festival. He noted his major disappointment in the choice of the Grand Prix winner. The award-winning German actress Sibel Kekilli is [...]
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For years, Hope United Church of Christ advertised on its front lawn plans to build a church on 14 acres it owned just southwest of Naperville, and the minister there says he never heard so much as a peep of displeasure.
But those plans fell through, and now that the church wants to sell the property to another religious group, protests have erupted at the Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission. Handmade signs critical of the deal have sprouted on utility poles.
This [...]
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Ten years after British forces entered the war-ravaged country, shocking evidence was uncovered of an eight-year-old girl who was married off to a policeman for cash. She was sold to the officer, in his twenties, in clear breach of laws introduced two years ago to protect women.
She was then the subject of a remarkable battle that symbolizes the plight of girls in Afghanistan. Her story vividly highlights the failure to bring about social reforms in the stricken nation, despite the [...]
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British governments have for too long thought that by talking to extremists “we can appease them”, according to Conservative MP Robert Halfon.
Mr Halfon, the son of a Libyan-Jewish immigrant, added that there is a “fifth column in our midst — militant Islamists have become the enemy within”.
The member for Harlow joined a panel at the Community Security Trust fringe event at the Tory Conference this week.
Mr Halfon explained that university campuses have become a hotbed of Islamist activity.
“Unfortunately, evidence of [...]
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In the three years she’s worked as a shuttle driver for Hertz at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Zainab Aweis, had always taken time out of her shift each day to pray.
An observant Muslim, she prays five times a day — with one, sometimes two of those prayer times falling during her shift.
“That was the one benefit of the job,” the 20-year-old said.
On Friday, she and 33 other drivers — all of them Somali Muslims — were suspended indefinitely from their jobs [...]
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A Wayne County Circuit Court judge will rule Nov. 10 on the appeal by controversial Florida pastor Terry Jones of his brief arrest and three-year ban from a Dearborn mosque.
Judge Robert Ziolkowski heard arguments from both sides of the issue Thursday. Robert Muise argued that Jones’ constitutional rights were violated when he was ordered to apply and then refused permission to protest in April at the Islamic Center of America. Robert Moran, Wayne County assistant prosecutor, argued Jones’ presence at [...]
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