Afghan Christian could get death sentence
An Afghan man is being prosecuted in a Kabul court and could be sentenced to death on a charge of converting from Islam to Christianity, a crime under this country’s Islamic laws.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Europe’s Angry Young Muslims 2
Europe is home to a new generation of alienated young Muslims whose anger may turn to radicalism-part II of the series.
Radical Islamist Group Is Returning to Chicago for Major Recruitment Drive
Hizb ut-Tahrir returns to Chicago for its second annual conference and recruitment drive. Dr. Jasser comments on addressing the threat of this separatist group.
Charlotte Muslim Town Hall- Part 2 (Q & A)
Cong. Sue Myrick (R-NC) led a Muslim Town Hall as part of her Conversation with America in order to publicly address any of the concerns of Muslims in the area. This is the audio recording of that meeting.
Muslim Question Persists in Army Shooting
Signs missed at Ft. Hood. Dr. Jasser and other experts warn of the dangers of too much political correctness.
Terror Probe Colors Surveillance Clash
A senior national-security official calls on Congress to renew some counterterrorism measures set to expire later this year, amid a continuing federal probe of an alleged bombing plot with suspected ties to the al Qaeda Islamist network.
The Creeping Homegrown Threat
The arrest of seven North Carolinians on conspiracy charges, shows says Steve Emerson, how the U.S. is becoming like Europe, where homegrown terror plots get stopped- or not–seemingly every week.
Intolerance Is Integral To The Iranian System
Corrupt Islamist regime of Iran tolerates no call to reform even from other Iranian clerics.
The Emergence of the ‘Infallible Jihad Fighter’ – The Salafi Jihadists’ Quest for Religious Legitimacy
The corrupt Salafi Jihadists seek legitimacy in the face of moral turpitude and internal discord.
The War of Ideas: Finally a Debate (Part 1 of 2)
Finally a debate occurred between an Islamist and an anti-Islamist Muslim