So long as the West focuses on names and faces in the so-called “war on terror”—as opposed to focusing on ideas and motivations—so long will it possibly win battles, even as it slowly loses the war.
Reading Between the Lines
When reading Western reports dealing with Islam, one must learn to read between the lines. Many of these reports do state the actual facts; but without providing proper context, Western readers are often left to interpret the information according to their own understandings.
“Christlicher Terrorismus”?
Nach dem Terroranschlag in Norwegen melden sich die Freunde des religiösen Relativismus wie erwartet mit dem Argument, daß, wenn ein “Christ” wie Breivik einen Terroranschlag verübt, es töricht ist, zu behaupten, daß gewisse muslimische Lehren zu Gewalt und Terror inspirieren: alles wird relativ.
New Muslim ‘Reality’ Show Is Anything But
American TV network TLC recently announced that it is making a reality series following the lives of Muslims living in America. The program—called “All American Muslim”—will follow five Muslim families in Dearborn, Michigan hoping to expose the “misconceptions and conflicts” they face “outside and within” their own community.
“Christian Terrorism”?
In light of the Norway terrorist attack, and as expected, the hail of religious relativism has begun—the idea that, if a “Christian,” such as Breivik, commits terrorism, then it is folly to assert that certain Muslim doctrines inspire violence and terror: all becomes relative.
Casual Hate
Earlier this month I participated in Coptic Solidarity’s Second Annual Conference in Washington D.C., titled: “Will Religious and Ethnic Minorities Pay the Price of the ‘Arab Spring’?” Panelists included Middle East specialists, prominent members of the Coptic community, and other minority leaders from the Muslim world, including Kurds, Berbers, and Sudanese animists.
Zakaria Botros: Islam’s Scourge Returns
From around 2005-2010, this 76 year-old Coptic priest was Islam’s bane. Appearing weekly on Arabic satellite, where he was viewed by an estimated 60 million people worldwide, mostly Muslims, he meticulously exposed any number of theological problems with Islam—all from Islam’s own books—while simultaneously evangelizing from his own book, the Bible.
Why Muslim Demands for Headscarves Are Exaggerated
Islamic attire for women—the burqa and hijab—are back in the news, though with a twist: In America, where they are legal, problems and lawsuits are arising, while in France, where they are banned, Muslim women are happily complying.
The Brutal Mind of Al-Qaeda’s New Boss
FrontPage Interview’s guest today is al-Qaeda expert Raymond Ibrahim. His work includes the al-Qaeda entry for the World Almanac of Islamism; an analysis of al-Qaeda’s worldview for the Middle East Review of International Affairs; and most recently an article on Ayman al-Zawahiri for Bloomberg.
Kan amerikanske værdier radikalisere muslimer både her og i udlandet?
Synopsis-Olsen Oprindelig engelsk tekst: Can American Values Radicalize Muslims? Kommentarer der er fremkommet i den senere tid af U.S. embedsmænd om truslen fra “radikaliserede” amerikanske muslimer er bekymrende, når det drejer sig om de hjemlige og internationale konsekvenser. Chefanklager Eric Holder fastslår at; “truslen er forandret…til at vi skal bekymre os om mennesker i Unted States, amerikanske borgere, […]