Source: Berkley Center Responding to Religious Freedom and Muslim Minorities in the United States M. Zuhdi Jasser, July 9, 2014 EDITOR’S NOTE: The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Islam’s holiest month, Ramadan, is a time for intense personal and community reflection. As we abstain from all food and drink from sunrise to […]
Source: Fox News GAZA CITY (AFP) – Two Egyptian army tanks crossed an initial border fence leading to Gaza for the first time on Thursday, witnesses said, but did not enter the Palestinian territory itself. Gaza’s Hamas rulers neither confirmed nor denied the incursion, but said no Egyptian tanks had entered the besieged Strip. The […]
Source: The Christian Science Monitor The number of Al Qaeda affiliates has expanded, as have their geographic scope, but the terror network has become more diffuse and decentralized, the RAND study found. Al Qaeda not only remains a threat to the United States, but its capabilities and scope are expanding, a new analysis from a respected think […]
Source: Jewish Exponent Zuhdi Jasser, 46, was amazed to hear his pro-democracy views become the target of a verbal attack in front of his family by the imam of the Phoenix mosque he attends. As the American-born son of Syrian refugees from that country’s dictatorial Baathist regime, Jasser has made a name from himself […]
Read the entire article on the World Evangelical Alliance site Turkmenistan has been one of the most repressive countries in the world for over two decades, as key international actors continue to sideline the issue of religious and other freedoms due to their thirst for cheap energy. This Muslim-majority Central Asian nation possesses the world’s […]
Read the article at National Review Online We ignore Nidal Hasan’s trial — and continue to underrate the Islamist threat — at our peril. By M. Zuhdi Jasser & Seth Leibsohn The idea that America has been so successful in its war on terror that we have not been attacked since 9/11 is a lie. If the past […]