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Archive for September, 2011

Media Reports that Anwar Awlaki ‘killed in Yemen’

Yemen’s defence ministry has reported that Anwar al-Awlaki, a well-known and controversial imam with ties to al-Qaeda, was killed along with four others. A government statement released to the media on Friday said the dual US-Yemeni citizen was hunted down by Yemeni forces, but did not elaborate on the circumstances of his death. Awlaki was wanted by both the [...]

this is such fun….

The Role of Faith in Times of Turmoil – Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad

A thoughtful talk one decade on from 9/11  

UNICEF Report Highlights the Corrosive Impact of Capitalism’s Ideals on UK’s Children

London, UK, September 21st 2011 – UNICEF’s recent report which documents the lives of children in the UK warned that British parents are trapping their children in a cycle of “compulsive consumerism” by showering them with toys and designer labels instead of spending quality time with them. The study also stated that the obsession with material goods was one [...]

Man who nailed bacon to mosque door avoids prison sentence after Muslim community asks for leniency

A churchgoer who stuck bacon to the door of a mosque in South Tyneside as part of a religious hate campaign was branded “un-Christian” by a judge. But John White, 63, walked free from court after the chairman of the mosque wrote a letter to court, begging for leniency. White was caught on CCTV carrying [...]

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque – Entrance

                        by Hyperreality

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

There are, however, more profound reasons for protecting the ‘nakedness’ of others and for concealing our own. […] For a man to try to cover and inhibit those elements within himself which he would like to overcome and to bring forward those which he would like to see triumphant is not ‘hypocrisy’. If he would [...]

Muslim Calls in a Christian Show

The People Speak