The Battle for Hearts and Minds
Two years on from the 7/7 attacks, government strategy for tackling Islamic extremism is in turmoil.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Save Syria Now! Press Release: Walters interview betrays the Syrian people, the Syrian opposition and gives stage to a sociopath
Statement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Walters interview betrays the Syrian people, the Syrian opposition and gives stage to a sociopath ABC’s engagement of Assad continues its bizarre tour of Despots with no moral value and shameless voyeurism PHOENIX (December 8, 2011) – Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser, a devout Muslim and the co-founder of the Save Syria […]
The Glenn Beck Show- Islamism, Islamic Socialism and the Global Threat of the Muslim Brotherhood
Dr. Jasser joins a panel for an in depth discussion on the Glenn Beck Show on the threat of Islamism and the Muslim Brotherhood in the wake of the crisis in Egypt.
Snap Judgment: Tony Blair’s Task
To defeat arc of extremism we need an arc of moderation.
Opinions Divided On Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood: Enemy or Pragmatists?
The political turmoil in Egypt has sparked a vigorous debate over the nature of the Muslim Brotherhood, the country’s most organized opposition movement and one that appears likely to play an important future role.
Glenn Beck CNN HNN- Teaching Intolerance (The Islamic Saudi Academy in Virginia)
Glenn and Zuhdi discuss the hate being taught at the Islamic Saudi Academy in Northern Virginia revealed by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom.
Virtual War
We are on a collective Animal Farm
A sudden reminder that values still matter
Events of the last week are a stunning reminder that the US has failed in inculcating its ideas into the region.
Malaysia Convert Claims Cruelty
A Malaysian woman held for months in an Islamic rehabilitation centre says she was subjected to mental torture for insisting her religion is Hinduism.
Syria will allow observers in – but with conditions
Today Syria agreed to Arab League demands that it allow observers into the country, but on the condition that the group immediately drop sanctions and agree to amendments that league officials have previously rejected. Combined with sanctions from the United States, the European Union and Turkey, the Arab League’s penalties are expected to inflict significant damage on Syria’s economy and could undercut the regime’s authority.