Sanctimony vs. Free Speech
Stifling free speech is harming national security.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Islam 101? BJE Course on radicalism labeled as basics
A recent BJE course labelled “Islam 101” raises the question of the best approach to teaching Islam in 2010. Dr. Jasser addresses this in a commentary also out in the same issue of the Jewish News.
American Muslims Disagree
Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) and Dr. Zuhdi Jasser discuss deep concerns about Tariq Ramadan and the need to confront him about the obvious dangers of political Islam.
On Jewish-Muslim Dialogue: We have a lot of work to do
In a Letter to the Editor, Zuhdi Jasser responds to a writer who feels that the Qur’an is the problem with Jewish-Muslim dialogue.
Officials: ‘Credible Intelligence’ on Terror Attack Planning Against U.S.
Credible intelligence has emerged that Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is plotting another attack against the United States and U.S. interests abroad, a senior U.S. counterterrorism official confirmed to Fox News on Thursday.
Not Over Yet
Jennifer Harper of the Washington Times speaks to Dr. Jasser on the anniversary of 9/11.
Chaplainﾒs E-mail Sparks Controversy
Statements in a private e-mail by a Islamic Chaplin, which allegedly endorse death as a punishment for Islamic apostates, stir controversy at Harvard.
Jihad against Love: Valentine’s enflame the Middle East
Valentines Day – representing love, celebration, and kindness – anathema to the Islamists.
Suit Against Arabic Language School Aims for Lesson Plans
Litigation pursued for access to textbooks and lesson plans.
Al Qaeda, Other Terror Groups Swim in Global Sea of Saudi-Funded Wahhabi Institutions
Majority of American Mosques Touched by Saudi Effort to Entrench Movementﾒs Harsh Views