No Federal Funds for Islamic Community Center, Says Group
Dr. Zuhdi Jasser discuses the possibility of the developer of the Park 51 project, the Ground Zero Mosque, getting federal funds from the 9/11 Lower-Manhattan redevelopment funds.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Obama’s feeble counterterrorism efforts lambasted
The Obama administration has been roundly criticized for ignoring the ideology that animates Islamic terrorism. In fact, it has entirely excised “radical jihadism” or “Islamic fundamentalism.” Now a Muslim organization is taking the Obama team to task.
American Muslim groups react to views presented in controversial hearing
King Hearings raise profile of non-Islamist groups like AIFD and the Alliance for Iranian Women.
The Ideas of Imam Rauf-Reformist? – Hannity/ Fox News Channel
Dr. Jasser comments on the ideas of Imam Rauf and where he falls short in reform.
Terrorist recruiters leverage the Web
After the arrest of five young men from Northern Virginia, Pakistani authorities are concerned about a growing network of terrorist recruiters who scour the Internet for radicalized young men.
Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America Weigh in on the Pledge of Allegiance
A position paper posted on the homepage of the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America downloaded on September 2009
Rob Breakenridge Calgary Radio- “Eighth Anniversary of 9-11”
Rob Breckenridge interviews Zuhdi Jasser, AIFD President, on his thoughts about challenges for Muslims now 8 years after 9-11.
EXCLUSIVE: Taliban uses Afghan fear to fight surge
Taliban work to weaken the link between the government and citizens through targeted assassinations of people who work for or with Afghan institutions.
Pro-Terror Group to Meet in Chicago Suburb
Hizb-ut-Tahrir will hold a conference entitled “The Fall of Capitalism and the Rise of Islam” in the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in Oak Lawn, Ill, a Chicago suburb.
Credentials Challenged, Radical Quotes West Point
Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, a prominent cleric and theorist of jihad living in Jordan quotes Combating Terrorism Center at Westpoint to show his followers that he is still considered a dangerous and influential jihadi theorist by the U.S.