Palestinian Islamic Jihad announces the deaths of three more child soldiers
Iran Seeks Revenge for Killing of Khamenei
Mamdani’s new plan to ‘fight antisemitism’ is pure fakery
Former Congresswoman Bachmann, Robert Spencer and an Iranian Christian Convert Warn: American Church Must Wake Up to Dangers of Islam
Connecticut man sentenced to over seven-and-a-half years for trying to support ISIS
Suspected hijacking of a plane on Flydubai flight FDB1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv
Do Not Test Afghans’ Patience, Taliban Minister Warns Pakistan
Ohio Imam: Zionism - “Cancer” To Be Removed From Mideast
South Korean College Student Jailed for ISIS Pledge and Bomb Plot Devised in High School
Lawsuit accuses Dearborn of favoring Muslim holidays over Christian and Jewish observances
Security guard who posted propaganda videos for Islamic State is jailed
Dutch university suspends Palestinian student who claimed involvement in Oct. 7 terror attack
Paris court examines high-profile terrorism appeal linked to Islamic State
UK's Foreign Secretary pushes for more pro-Palestinian foreign policies in Labour Party conference speech
Bengal mosque imam detained, 6 arrested in National Investigation Agency crackdown on alleged terror network
California recognizes Muslim holidays Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha as official holidays
Hero policenam stopped synagogue massacre in Canada
How an American teen went from ISIS sympathizer to a convict in recovery
CSPII Commentary: Daniel’s conversion changed the method, not necessarily the destination: violent jihad gave way to gradual, non-violent Islamization. Yet the Koranic view of unbelievers remains stark—“the worst of creatures” (8:55; 98:6) and “an open enemy” of believers (4:101). The strategy may soften; the underlying division between believer and Kafir remains. His "deradicalizer", Mubin Shaikh, explicitly steered him toward a “mainstream Islamic framework,” not away from Islam. Shaikh has a history of misrepresenting canonical teachings about unbelievers and criticizing and comparing critics of Political Islam to Islamic terrorists.
Iran’s judiciary chief demands crackdown on hijab compliance, claims 'nudity' distresses patriots
Iranian students protest compulsory hijab and university costs
Melbourne Muslim preacher tells followers to 'take up arms' against Jews and Christians
Australian senator: ‘Hindus aren’t calling for jihad,’ demands action against Islamic terrorism
Erdogan: ‘We are determined to unmask the occupying Zionist mindset that sees itself as superior’
Police were lectured about Farage in Islamophobia talk
Watchdog Seeks International Support as Taliban Intensify Crackdown on Media
Iran's Revolutionary Guards woo US voters with open letter
Imam Linked to Abdul El-Sayed Called Zionists ‘Cockroaches of History’
Morocco: The clash of sacred and International Law
The use of the Friday prayer as a legal argument is one of the most fascinating cultural and legal clashes in the history of International Law. The real setting where it was debated was the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague in 1975, during the famous advisory proceedings on Western Sahara.