Jihad

Source: au.rd.yahoo.com --- 11 days ago
A man accused of producing a book promoting Jihad terrorist acts was part of the publishing team of a Sydney Islamic magazine, a NSW Supreme Court jury heard. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 6 days ago
By Ben O. Tesiorna THE Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) dismissed warnings of some sectors of a possible Jihad that would result from the continuation of the military operation even during Ramadan, considered as Islam's holy month. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 6 days ago
You know that director Parvez Sharma is serious about focusing on women in Islam when he opens his debut documentary, A Jihad for Love, with a lesbian couple at prayer. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 13 days ago
GAZA: The military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement yesterday called on all armed Palestinian groups to capture Israeli soldiers. ...

Source: www.washingtonpost.com --- 1 day ago
The relationship of Ferda and Kiymet is one of the few light moments in "A Jihad for Love," Parvez Sharma's documentary about homosexuality in the Muslim world. The two Turkish women laugh and touch in public, and in a poignant scene, Kiymet meets Ferda's 80-year-old mother. The introduction goes... ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 3 days ago
Frontpage Interviews guest today is Gregory Ross, the Director of Communications for Clarion Fund. Their mission is to educate America about the threat of radical Islam. They do this through their films, websites and on-campus college programs. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 7 days ago
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Parvez Sharma's documentary, A Jihad for Love , traces heartening, harrowing stories of Muslim gay men and lesbians. ...

Source: www.afterellen.com --- 11 days ago
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Source: www.sepiamutiny.com --- 10 days ago
India’s record of pitiless intransigence does not inspire much hope that it will take these necessary steps toward the final and comprehensive resolution of Kashmir’s long-disputed status. ...

Source: www.americanthinker.com --- 14 days ago
A straight-talking anthropologist from Montreal has written a persuasive and revealing book analyzing Arab societies and Islam, including Jihad. Andrew Bostom explains its insights. ...

Source: www.news.faithfreedom.org --- 14 days ago
By: Dr. Walid Phares Amidst a growing world crisis, new developments in Lebanon may signal what lies ahead in the sphere of global Jihadist forces in the near future. A memorandum of understanding has been signed by Hezbollah, the main pro-Iranian organization in the region, and a number of Salafist groups outlining efforts to "confront America." Innocent minds may question how that impacts our lives. However, events that unfold in Beirut have a direct effect on the war on terror, or to be more precise, on the Jihadist war on democracies. Here is why: The Two Trees In my last three books (the "Future Jihad Trilogy") I depicted the world web of Jihadism as two large trees. The Salafist tree, emanating from radical Sunni circles and encompassing mainly the Wahhabis, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Deobandis, is the largest. But it has been evolving and some of its branches have mutated into layers of radicalism. Al Qaeda is one of the latest mutations, for now the most radical. The Khomeinist tree, centered on the Iranian regime, has a single branch. It is centralized and has disciplined extensions in the region, mostly Hezbollah out of Lebanon. Each "tree" has a worldview and a future Jihad to accomplish. In many realms they oppose each other and they compete for the hearts and minds of Muslims worldwide. But despite their "brotherly enmity" their respective agendas have two goals in common: one is to oppose the rise of democracy in the ...

Source: www.tastelikepizza.com --- 3 hours ago
Wat een schande toch weer van de week met die marokkaantjes die hulpverleners lastig vallen, en dan zo'n vervelend gastje die op at5 komt uitleggen dat hij zo emotioneel was dat hij daarom mensen met de dood bedreigd. Naja, natuurlijk kunnen wij hollanders er ook wat van maar dan altijd met een knipoog, check deze gasten in Greece! HOLLANDSE Jihad Direct aan het strand ...

Source: www.news.faithfreedom.org --- 1 day ago
By: Steve Emerson It's no secret newspapers are struggling financially. Virtually every week brings new reports about vast layoffs and cutbacks. There are fewer pages with fewer stories. So it's more than a little confusing to see a major metropolitan daily send a reporter halfway around the world to tell half a story. The St. Petersburg Times on Monday offered readers just that in a heart-tugging update on Mazen Al-Najjar and his new life in Egypt. Al-Najjar, whose sister is Sami Al-Arian's wife, was deported by the U.S. in 2002 after a five-year fight in which he was held without bond for more than four years based in part on secret evidence linking him to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Al-Najjar's saga made news in Florida for more than five years leading up to his deportation. The Times' news stories adopted a sympathetic narrative early on, casting him as a humble, peace-loving family man caught up in an overzealous federal investigation that had little to do with him and everything to do with his brother-in-law. That continued with reporter Meg Laughlin's front-page profile of Al-Najjar's life today: "The former University of South Florida instructor has had to overcome financial ruin, bouts of anxiety, the breakup of his family, diabetes and most recently a diagnosis of soft tissue cancer. When Al-Najjar left Tampa on a charter jet in August 2002 headed for nobody-knew-where, he left behind more than 2,000 news stories, a documen ...

Source: www.israelenews.com --- 3 days ago
David Horowitz is continuing his crusade against alleged 'left wing bias' on college campuses with an 'Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week part III'. The event, scheduled to take place October 13-17, has the primary objective of defunding the Muslim Studen ... ...

Source: www.mideastyouth.com --- 12 days ago
سميّة: الانتحارية المحظوظة Niqash – Kholoud Ramzi (Baghdad) – 21 August 2008: Sumaya will never forget the day when armed al-Qaeda men forced her to practice wearing an explosive vest under her clothes in preparation for a suicide attack on a local market she was supposed to carry out the following day. Sumaya’s story [...] ...