The USDL was invited to attend a protest against the Islamic Center of North America’s speech on “Dispelling The Myths About Sharia Law” at Embassy Suites in Anaheim, California on 4/17.
The key speaker was Dr. Tariq Ramadan, who’s grandfather founded the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in 1928, and his father was exiled from the country by Nasser.
Ramadan’s visa was revoked by the US State Department in August 2004 under a provision that was made to the Patriot Act. After 6 [...]
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Last week Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani spent his 35th birthday in prison in Iran, illegally detained and facing execution for his faith.
What we were unable to tell you last week is a rare piece of good news for the persecuted pastor.
Our sources in Iran have confirmed to the ACLJ that Pastor Youcef was allowed to see his entire family on his birthday. This was a rare family reunion in the jail where he has been held for more than two and [...]
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Some see Shariah law as a threat to human rights, discriminating specifically against women, gays, and non-Muslims. This limited understanding of Shariah may lead to a half-hearted response rather than a serious fight over U.S. strategic interests.
It is, however, difficult for an honest person to deny the fact that Shariah is a threat to human rights for the real threat of Shariah goes far beyond infringements of human rights.
Shariah was the main topic for discussion in several debates in [...]
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The hunt for a woman from Banbridge who is accused of being involved in an international terrorist plot, has sparked a debate on how closely people associated with terrorism are monitored by British authorities.
Samantha Lewthwaite (pictured), a mother-of-three who spent part of her childhood in Banbridge with her mum Christine and former solider dad Andy, has been on the run from police since Boxing Day after it emerged she is wanted for questioning in relation to a terrorist cell said [...]
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Imagine if cops raided your home on the tip that you were a Christian living in a Muslim land, hijacked your bible, arrested you for having literature considered illegal, and then threatened to plant drugs on you to amplify the charges. And imagine if they whisked you off before a judge who refused to hear your case because you broke the law by being a Christian, and then slapped you with a fine and a warning not to leave town.
The [...]
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Several Illinois lawmakers debated whether the co-founder of a group dedicated to a former Nation of Islam leader should be appointed to the state’s Human Rights Commission.
Gov. Pat Quinn (pictured) recommended that Munir Muhammad, of Chicago, be reappointed to the commission.
Muhammad co-founded the Coalition for the Remembrance of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. Elijah Muhammad was a leader of Black Muslims, and the coalition runs a website about his beliefs and involvement with the Nation of Islam. Some of his beliefs [...]
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France?s Muslim community is mobilizing voters to reject President Nicolas Sarkozy in Sunday?s election to punish the conservative leader for his anti-immigrant and anti-Islam rhetoric.
?[French] Muslims can?t stand it anymore. They are fed up with these debates about national identity, halal meat, the veil or fundamentalism all over the place,? said Francoise Lorcerie, a sociologist with the Institute of Studies on the Arab and Muslim World near Marseille.
?The terms [Islam, immigration and fundamentalism] are being used interchangeably, without care, with [...]
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Leftist and Islamic supremacist thugs are planning to protest the Islamic Apartheid Conference that the David Horowitz Freedom Center is sponsoring at Temple University Monday. Hosted by Students for Intellectual Freedom, the Conference will feature Pamela Geller, Nonie Darwish, Simon Deng and me. In reporting on the coming protests, however, the Philadelphia City Paper noted only that ?two of America?s most high-profile anti-Muslim bigots? will be speaking ? Geller and me ? and doesn?t mention Darwish or Deng even once. [...]
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The US is reviewing terror attacks linked to Palestinian security prisoners released in exchange for soldier Gilad Schalit, for further investigation and potential prosecution in US courts.
Those involved include the FBI, the US Attorney?s Office for the District of Columbia, and the National Security Division?s Counterterrorism Section. However, according to US Assistant Attorney-General Ronald Weich, there are ?significant impediments? to prosecuting Palestinian terrorists in the US who are connected to attacks in which Americans are killed or maimed.
Weich made his [...]
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A Bethlehem-born Palestinian whose Geo-political warnings about radical Islam and talks of end-time Christian prophecies have stirred controversy with some Muslim advocacy groups, will speak at a messianic synagogue in Brevard County this weekend.
Walid Shoebat, a Christian convert with claims of being a former Palestinian Liberation Organization-linked terrorist, is expected to touch on topics ranging from the Muslim Brotherhood struggle for dominance in Egypt to the prospect of a looming Israeli war with Iran at Kol Mashiach Synagogue 10 a.m. [...]
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The Egyptian grand mufti, who has come under heat in Egypt for a visit to the Al Aksa mosque in Jerusalem’s Old City, told an Islamic council in Cairo that his trip was made in the context of asserting Muslim claims to the city, Egyptian state-owned Al-Ahram reported on Friday.
Testifying before a tribunal at the Islamic Research Academy led by Al-Azhar’s grand sheikh Ahmed Al-Tayeb on Thursday, Dr. Ali Gomaa (pictured) said he visited the city in order to show [...]
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Chancellor Robert Corlew III (pictured) ruled that a non-jury trial will go on as scheduled pertaining to whether the county government provided adequate public notice before approving construction plans for a mosque.
The case is scheduled to return to his courtroom in the Rutherford County Judicial Building at 1 p.m. Wednesday for a half-day trial and then resume the following day (April 26) at 9 a.m.
Corlew rejected the county government?s request to dismiss the case based on the county taking out [...]
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A downtown Toronto Islamic centre has removed links on its website that led visitors to other sites featuring speakers who preach intolerance and terrorism.
Its organizers insisted they were unaware of any connection to Islamic radicalism. Since January, the Walk-in Islamic Infocentre has been placing controversial posters in various TTC stations.
The ads state that “There is no god but Allah” and advertise the centre’s website, which had at least two links to other sites featuring Islamic lecturers, including two now banned [...]
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Pakistan: Rajanpur City police on Thursday prevented the marriage of a 12-year-old child (with her paternal aunt?s son) arranged by her father to settle a loan.
Investigation Officer Akbar Khan said the parents of the child and the man she was to be married to had been called to the police station on Friday to settle the matter. He said an FIR (Incident Report) might be registered and the families prosecuted if the talks were unsuccessful. He said the action was [...]
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Cair press release:
The Philadelphia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Philadelphia) today expressed concern about the hostile learning environment that may result from an upcoming event at Temple University featuring a speaker who claims Islam is a “poison to a society” and others who are leaders of organizations designated as anti-Muslim hate groups and who were cited by Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik.
The April 23 “Islamic Apartheid Conference” features Nonie Darwish, a notorious Islamophobe who has stated that Islam [...]
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Hate cleric Abu Qatada could be back on the streets within weeks as the row over botched efforts to deport him continued to rage.
An immigration judge said he would reconsider bail if the fanatic?s removal from Britain was not ?imminent?.
The ruling was a further blow to embattled Home Secretary Theresa May as she continued to insist there had been no blunder by her officials over Qatada?s case.
Facing down her critics in the Commons, Mrs May accepted she would take ?full [...]
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New York City subway bomb plotter Najibullah Zazi began crying over his broken relationship with accused accomplice Adis Medunjanin as he completed testifying at Medunjanin’s terrorism trial in Brooklyn federal court Thursday.
“I love him,” Zazi said when prosecutors asked if the two men had remained friends despite personal disputes during a 2008 trip to Pakistan which led them to an al-Qaida training camp where they were recruited for a suicide mission in the United States.
Following the question, Zazi’s face got [...]
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