by Timothy Whiteman Examiner Most in the Western World would consider drinking the urine of any animal to be not only taboo, but downright nauseating. Despite the best efforts of a nationally televised Egyptian doctor, it turns out that more than a few Muslims share the same sentiments as Westerners. As published in Front Page Magazine, writer and academic Raymond Ibrahim … [Read more...]

by Michael Carl WND Coptic Christians were warned it they protested against Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi during his visit to the U.S., they would suffer, reports from Egypt said. The speech is over, but the retaliation is happening anyway. Egyptian human rights activist and journalist Wagih Yacoub says protests or not, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is acting on those … [Read more...]

by Maurice Ostroff Jerusalem Post In a refreshing departure from the almost uniform blaming of the filmmaker for the violent reaction to the infamous "Innocence of Islam" film, the Wall street journal widened the discussion in an article by Brett Stephens asking "Why is it OK to mock one religion but not another?" Stephens wrote; "No matter. The film, the administration says, … [Read more...]

by Enza Ferreri Enza Ferreri Blogspot Of all the things being written on the subject of the Innocence of Muslims film and the reactions to it in the Islamic world calling for anti-blasphemy laws to be imposed all over the globe, the one I found most impressive and illuminating is that of Islam and Arabic scholar Raymond Ibrahim. It is so self-evident that it's incredible … [Read more...]

by Raymond Ibrahim  •  Sep 25, 2012 at 1:47 pm Cross-posted from Jihad Watch Following news that Egypt's President Morsi is threatening the Coptic Church if Copts demonstrate against him during his UN speech tomorrow, Coptic Solidarity has just issued a press release calling "upon all those who do not want Egypt to turn into another Iran to join in the demonstrations." The … [Read more...]