A Compendium of reports on the current War on Islam
- By Mohammed Omer, Vice Haneen Khader had no option. As soon as she learned of her father’s death, her March wedding celebration had to be canceled. Forty-one-year-old Bassam Khader, an unemployed construction worker, had tried everything to provide a basic living for his family but to no avail. His only option was to work […]
- By Adnan Khan When the history books are finally written December 2010 will long remain in the memory of the Muslim world. What began with a single man in the markets of Tunisia spread to thousands on the streets in Cairo and evolved to hundreds of thousands demanding political change for the entire region. […]
- By Younus Abdullah Muhammad May Allah Hasten His Release It has now been two years since Tunisian street vendor Mohammad Bouazizi audaciously set himself on fire on December 17, 2010 and sparked the ongoing Arab uprisings. There is no doubt the act was a product of much more than Tunisian governmental oppression. True elaboration […]
- By RT Israel and Palestine are momentarily at a ceasefire, but the potential reasoning behind the recess could have some real international implications. Israel’s Debka reports that the pause in fighting comes after the US promised to send troops to Sinai. According to Debka, US troops will soon be en route to the Sinai […]
Israel and Hamas agree to truce after eight days of attacks in which 162 Palestinians and five Israelis were killed. – By Al Jazeera A ceasefire has gone into effect in and around the Gaza Strip, after Israel and Hamas agreed to cease hostilities. Many Palestinians in Gaza City took to the streets to celebrate […]
- By Alex Kane Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip continued for much of the day (Middle Eastern time) as a ceasefire agreement was announced in Cairo. Earlier today, before the ceasefire agreement, a bus was bombed in Tel Aviv and rocket and mortar attacks continued on Israel. Both Israel and Hamas have reportedly agreed to a […]
- By Thomas C. Mountain The head of the western backed military junta that has ruled Egypt for the past year, Gen. Tantawi, is not know for either his intelligence or independence, in fact just the opposite. Having been put in his post by “The Silent Hand” of Omar Suleiman, the “Secret Minister”,the real power […]
By Rana Khazbak The revolution’s sheikh, killed at 52 Sheikh Emad Effat, who was killed at the age of 52 on Friday by military police with a gunshot to his heart, was a revolutionary Islamic scholar who affected the lives of hundreds of students he tutored and taught at Al-Azhar Mosque and Dar al-Iftaa, the […]
