At this moment, one of the most dangerous since the Second World War, America’s perils are exacerbated by the travails of a president indiscriminately despised by Democrats and increasingly disregarded by Republicans. What should he do?
Muslim Voice reports and editorializes claiming victimization from a cartoon by the Arizona Republic’s cartoonist Steve Benson and includes M. Zuhdi Jasser’s columns defending Islam in its victimization propaganda.
The president of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy (AIFD) has some harsh words for opponents of his appointment to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF).
“You could actually use the list of people protesting us, it’s a pretty good list of some of the leaders of the Islamist movement in America,” Zuhdi Jasser, who has been a vocal opponent of political Islam, told The Daily Caller.
The U.S. Justice Department’s decision to file suit against an Illinois school district indicates it is seriously misguided in its approach to American-Muslim grievances. The government claims that the Berkeley district violated the civil rights of Safoorah Khan by not providing reasonable accommodation for her faith. This unfortunate position will have a significant impact beyond this case.
Cain’s misguided comments are teaching moment for our leaders about the important difference between Islamists and Muslims.
Dr. Jasser debates Deedra Abboud of the Muslim American Society on Bin Laden’s photo release and the burial.
The Arizona Republic looks back at the local controversy over the Scottsdale mosque in 2001 in light of recent national mosque controversies.
The offshore storage of data by Research In Motion for its BlackBerry smartphones conflicts with a 2007 law passed in the United Arab Emirates, the country’s telecommunications regulator has said.
Federal authorities have arrested a Colorado nursing student, 31-year-old Jamie Paulin-Ramirez, with alleged dreams of joining Al Qaeda as she arrived on U.S. soil Friday afternoon.