Zuhdi Jasser, America’s Naser Kader
Syrian origin, moderate secular Muslims, Zuhdi Jasser and Naser Kader of Denmark share a number of common interests.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Is There a “Flying While Muslim” Bias?
M. Zuhdi Jasser, suggested that it’s not so much “flying while Muslim” that’s a problem as flying while being American.
As a mosque rises a dispute flares in Berlin
Construction of the first mosque in formerly communist East Berlin is becoming the latest flash point between Muslims and Europeans threatened by Islamic fundamentalism.
East Valley Muslims extend hand
Lawn Griffiths guages local Muslim reaction to the Pope’s comments last week concerning Islam.
Iran Moves to Stop ‘Immoral Behavior’
Iran’s government isn’t just taking a hard-line in the dispute over its controversial nuclear ambitions. Almost unnoticed abroad, the mullah-dominated regime in Tehran is also tightening its censorship and policing of moral standards.
Arizona Islamist Media- (Issue No. 2.0)– “Arab Voice Highlights itself as a leader in meetings with a Congressional Candidate of the 3rd District and also opines that America is a Camel”
These excerpts from the Arab Voice highlight a hideous anti-American editorial comparing America to a camel and reports on a meeting between the Arab Voice and a Democratic candidate for the Third Congressional District of Arizona.
Jihadist Ideology and the War on Terror
Militant groups have long used terrorist tactics to achieve political goals. But new groups have emerged whose aims are as much religious as political. Known variously as jihadists or Islamists they have staged spectacular attacks in places as far apart as New York, Madrid and Bali.
Islam is not a danger, Dutch PM says
Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende called for a rapprochement between Muslims and people of other faiths on Friday.
Nineteen charged with racketeering to support terrorist organization
A Federal Grand Jury in Detroit charged nineteen individuals with operating a global racketeering conspiracy in an indictment unsealed today, announced United States Attorney Stephen J. Murphy. The indictment alleges that portions of the profits made from the illegal enterprise were given to Hizballah, a foreign terrorist organization. Nine of the individuals were arrested this morning.