After 31 years of speaking out, I have truly reached the point where I am tired. How much must happen and how many Americans must die every day, week after week, month in and month out, year after year before people realize that that the West is not the issue.
31 years is long time, actually it’s far too long. This week will be my birthday and I won’t be celebrating.
At 51 I can only look back and wonder why, why [...]
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FPI founder Muhammad Rizieq Syihab
On Monday, August 27, two Shia Muslims were hacked to death and 39 houses were burned in Sampang, East Java.[1] This is just the latest of a series of sectarian killings carried out by radical Sunni Muslims in Indonesia. Over the past decade, Islamism has spread with little opposition from the government, and attacks upon minorities have escalated.
In May 1998, Suharto resigned after 31 years as president. Within seven months of his departure from office, [...]
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Three days after Ambassador Chris Stevens was assassinated, Jay Carney told the White House press corps it had been the work of a flash mob inflamed by an insulting video about the Prophet Muhammad.
As the killers had arrived with rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons, this story seemed noncredible on its face.
Yet two days later, U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice doubled down. Appearing on five Sunday talk shows, she called the massacre the result of a “spontaneous” riot that was neither “pre-planned” [...]
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A recent Egyptian TV program showed how Islamic Sharia law’s many prescriptions do not merely clash with modern-day concepts like free speech and religious freedom, but even with medicine and science.
On September 16, popular TV persona Wael El-Ibrashi hosted Dr. Zaghlul al-Naggar, a prominent Islamic thinker and Chairman of Egypt’s Committee of Scientific Notions in the Quran, on the topic of medical science and Islam. Inevitably the idea of drinking camel urine as a form of therapy—first proposed in the [...]
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An Internet video has surfaced appearing to show a U.S. reporter missing in Syria, in what would be the first direct sign of him since his disappearance in August.
Two news organizations which have employed the freelance journalist Austin Tice said the 47-second YouTube video did appear to show him, blindfolded, but that it lacked enough information to draw conclusions about his current condition or whereabouts.
The video was dated Sept. 26 but only noticed Monday by Tice’s family and colleagues in [...]
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Bangladesh police said Tuesday they had arrested nearly 300 people after Muslim mobs attacked temples and houses in what Buddhist leaders described as the worst violence against the community since independence. A total of 162 people were arrested in Cox’s Bazaar, which bore the brunt of the attacks on Saturday and Sunday nights, according to Khorshed Alam, a senior police officer in the southeastern district.
A further 76 were arrested in neighboring Chittagong and 36 in Bandarban district, local police officials [...]
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Eminent Islamic scholars, leaders and clergies in Bangladesh are recommending punishment under Sharia law for Pakistani foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar and co-chairman of Pakistan People’s Party [PPP] Bilawal Bhutto Zardari for the adultery. According to Bangladeshi daily newspaper the Amader Orthoneeti [Our Economy], eminent Islamic scholar and leader of the Islami Oikya Jote [Islamic Unity Movement] Mufti Fazlul Huq Amini, commenting on allegation of adultery of Hina and Bilawal told the daily, “If this report is true, it cannot [...]
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Almost 90 percent of the people found guilty of “Zina” – fornication – and sentenced to flogging in 2011 were female, according to new statistics published by the Department of Judicial Administration last week.
A total of 129 fornication cases were filed last year and 104 people sentenced, out of which 93 were female. This includes 10 underage girls (below 18), 79 women between age 18-40 and and four women above 40 years.
Of the 11 males who were sentenced, only one [...]
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He is one of Hampshire’s most wanted men.
This is the face of suspected serial sex attacker Mohammed Islam, who police are trying to find in connection with a series of terrifying assaults on lone women.
But the 22-year-old is today at the centre of a major police appeal after he failed to answer bail and vanished from his home.
Detectives had arrested Islam in March this year, in the weeks after several women were attacked and indecently assaulted as they [...]
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Two Kurdish brothers from Iraqi Kurdistan, living as refugees in Switzerland, have been charged with taking part in a “terrorist” organization linked to Al-Qaeda, the Swiss attorney general’s office said Monday.
The two brothers, whose names and ages were not given, stood accused of using Internet forums and chat-rooms to distribute images and texts about “attacks carried out by Islamist terrorist organizations, including Al-Qaeda and Ansar al Islam,” the office of Switzerland’s top prosecutor said in a statement.
They were charged among [...]
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A Dutch “abortion boat” has set sail for Morocco, its first trip to a Muslim country, to provide abortions to women who are exposed to grave health risks if treated domestically, its organizer said on Monday.
“The ship is on its way. We can’t yet disclose the place and time of arrival… We expect it to stay for up to a week.” Rebecca Gomperts, the founder of the Dutch non-profit organization Women on Waves, told AFP by phone.
The group says that, [...]
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A Russian court on Monday banned as “extremist” a US-made anti-Islamic film that sparked deadly protests across the Muslim world but whose showing was backed by human rights supporters in Russia.
Moscow’s Tverskoi District judge sided with prosecution arguments presented in court that the low-budget movie production “promoted the rise of religious intolerance in Russia.”
The court will now pass on the ruling to the justice ministry for addition to Russia’s disputed national list of “extremist material” whose distribution is prosecuted and [...]
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To avoid being whipped, mutilated, and jailed, women in Timbuktu now have to wear black veils and loose-fitting clothing. Radical Islamists, who took control of the city months ago, are laying down their law – Sharia law – and for the first time since they’ve arrived, they’re specifically targeting women.
Over the past few weeks, Islamists from two armed groups – Ansar Dine and Mujao, who took over northern Mali in April – have increasingly made use of corporal punishment against [...]
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Web pages of the NSW State Emergency Service were hacked and defaced in an apparent Islamic protest against the controversial YouTube video that insults the prophet Muhammad.
“The shame you are doing to Muslims is never going to be forgotten!!,” reads the message on the defaced pages, addressed to “US, Israel, France and all Muslim enemies”.
“How can you even think talking about our Prophet Muhammad?? … We will never let you humiliate and tease the Muslims.”
The web pages targeted were sub-pages [...]
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Another Pakistani politician has offered a bounty for the murder of the producer of a video that denigrates the Prophet Muhammad.
During a rally in the northwestern city of Peshawar Monday, former Pakistani legislator Ikramullah Shahid said he would give $200,000 to anyone who killed the filmmaker. The low-budget video that was made in the United States was posted on the Internet and triggered world-wide protests by Muslims.
Shahid’s offer comes after Pakistani Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour offered a $100,000 bounty [...]
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They spent nearly eight hours navigating a maze of questions about their personal lives and views, sharing stories about what they did for a living, whether they were married and how many kids they had.
The 10 women and six men will have a chance to get to know each other even better. They were chosen Monday as jurors and alternates in the trial of alleged al-Shabaab financier and conspirator Mahamud Said Omar, and the case could last a month.
Attorneys will [...]
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Anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders won’t have his visa blocked by Immigration Minister Chris.
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen says he won’t use his ministerial powers to stop “extremist” Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders from visiting Australia for a speaking tour because that would make him a hero.
The controversial anti-Islam politician has applied for a visa and intends to make two public speeches in Melbourne on October 16 and Sydney on October 19 organized by the Q Society, a local group concerned about [...]
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Lawyers for a Muslim cleric wanted in the United States on terrorism charges said on Tuesday that the preacher, Abu Hamza al-Masri, was physically unfit to face the accusations against him and that it would be “oppressive to extradite him” under the terms of British law.
Mr. Masri, 54, has been resisting extradition since 2004. United States prosecutors want him to face charges of calling for holy war in Afghanistan, involvement in kidnappings in Yemen and participating in a plot to [...]
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The U.S. State Department said Monday it would work with Congress to try to unblock some $450 million in economic aid for Egypt, after a lawmaker froze the funds.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland (pictured) confirmed the U.S. administration had asked Congress to free up the money in two tranches to support the government in Cairo.
But she said there were “concerns” about the plan amid rocky ties between the United States and Egypt, under its a new Islamist leader, President Mohammed [...]
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The Truth on the Encroachment of Global Islamism
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