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Why the ‘rise in crimes against Muslims’ becoming a dangerous fact?
By Shabana Syed | Arab News
In America the terrorist threat posed by radical Islam has been exaggerated, according to a study by researchers at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
In Europe, less than 300 acts of terrorism were registered in 2009, only one was an attack from an Islamist group, according to figures released by the EU’s police agency Europol.
Good and evil cannot be equal
We live in multicultural and multireligious communities all over the Russian Federation. Dagestan is not an exclusion. Multiculturalism is the main feature and basic condition of Russia peoples' co-existence. From Medieval age to nowadays Christians (Orthodox), Muslims, Buddhists and adepts of Judaism live side by side in Russia. Russia was always strong with its tolerance and mutual penetration of different cultures and traditions. Those who dare to encroach on this are the real enemies of Russia.
The Constitutional Referendum and New Dynamics of Turkish Politics
The Constitutional Referendum and New Dynamics of Turkish Politics
by Ibrahim Kalin
On September 12, 2010, exactly thirty years after the 1980 military coup, Turkish voters went to the polls to vote on the largest constitutional amendment since the current constitution was adopted in 1982.
Fear paralyzes US Muslim 'leaders'
Source : Enver Masud | The Wisdom Fund
19 Aug 2010
Following the events of Sept. 11, 2001, Muslims in the US had reason to fear the US government. Nine years on, the failure of Muslim leaders to make a concerted, united effort to expose the false account of 9/11 put forth by the US government is inexcusable.
Earlier this year, the Guardian (UK) reported:
Israel Planned Iran Attack From Caucasus Base
Israeli Ruse Allows Use of Turkish Air Corridor
A DOOR NOW CLOSED
Source : Gordon Duff | Veterans Today
18 Jun 2010
Peaceful Coexistence and Ethical Conduct
Historically, the Qur'anic view of engagement with the "other" was shaped by the socio-political milieu in which it was revealed. Islamic revelation found expression in a pluralistic world in which Muslims had to deal with Arab pagans and adherents of other monotheistic religions. To comprehend the Qur'an's response to the Muslims' interactions with the "other", it is essential to examine the moral basis of such an interaction and the Qur'an's pronouncement on human diversity.
Erdogan: Never a 'yes' Man
In his autobiography 'In Search of Identity 'Anwar Sadat recalled that he used to travel from his remote village to cosmopolitan Cairo as a poor child and jump into the royal gardens by night to steal oranges, only to be beaten by the king's guards.
He never imagined that one day he would walk through the palace gates to greet King Farouk I as an officer in the Egyptian army. He never imagined - not in his wildest dreams - that one day he would walk through the same gates to sit on the king's throne after he became president of republican Egypt in 1970.
Islamic spirituality – the forgotten revolution
The poverty of fanaticism
By Shaykh Abdul-Hakim Murad
