Interrogators at secret jail dubbed 'UK's Abu Ghraib' referred to chief military prosecutor A number of British military interrogators may face war crimes charges after members of their unit filmed themselves while threatening and abusing Iraqi detainees at a secret prison near Basra, the high court heard today. The men have been referred to the Director of Service Prosecutions …
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Islamic Identity and the Two Faces of the West, By Dr. M.A. Muqtedar Khan
The contemporary resurgence of Islam and the growth of Islam in the West together have profound implications for what being a Muslim means today. The resurgence of Islam is essentially a search for authenticity, an attempt to reconstruct the Islamic identity within the contemporary context. And that contemporary context remains within the purview of Western influence. Muslim intellectuals and thinkers …
Read More »Dealing with Islamophobia
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Read More »Yemen orders arrest of al-Awlaki
US-born preacher's arrest sought after he and a relative fail to appear for a second time before a terrorism court. A Yemeni judge has issued an order that the US-born Muslim preacher Anwar al-Awlaki has to be caught dead or alive, for alleged links to al-Qaeda and involvement in the killing of foreigners. Mohsen Alwan, in a ruling on Saturday, …
Read More »THE SAFFRON TERROR – INDIA BECOMING A ZIONISTAN, by Latheef Farook
From Maharajas to Manmohan Singh Killing spree of Kashmiri Muslims continues unabated. ”Kashmiris live under one of the most brutal military occupations in the world”. says Arundhati Roy. The present generation of Kashmiri Muslims grew up in an atmosphere of brutal atrocities committed by Indian armed forces .These youths have seen their loved ones tortured, raped and killed. They …
Read More »Yemeni officials free suspect in Al Qaeda bomb plot, By Laura Kasinof
Hanan Al Samawi's lawyer and fellow students say she has no links to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which is being blamed for Friday's thwarted attempt to mail bombs to Chicago synagogues. Yemeni men pass by the house Sunday in which female computer engineering student Hanan al-Samawi lived. Yemeni police arrested Samawi on suspicion of mailing the bombs …
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