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.
The British Government’s War on Britain
Israel kills senior Hamas commander in Gaza strike
US forces exit Iraq after two decades, leaving opening for Iran
Why Keralam’s Sunni extremists cheer Shia Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and target Mohammed bin Salman?
CSPII Commentary: It has to do with a jihad of purification. Mohammed bin Salman introduced reforms affecting religious policing, public morality, entertainment, and women’s rights.
The roots of growing global hostility toward Israel
How jihad learned to speak the West's language
UK to Reopen Refugee Route, Prioritizing Afghan Women, Palestinian Refugees
Musician sentenced to 74 lashes for hijabless performance
Beyond violence: Europe's new focus on Muslim brotherhood networks
Escaping Execution: A Priest’s 2022 Jihadist Captivity Foretold Nigeria’s Rising Christian Death Toll
Turkey: Comedian on trial for 'insulting' Erdogan and Islam
Islamic preacher calls to 'take up arms' against enemies in wake of Bondi Beach massacre
Christian Schools Stay Closed Over Terror Fears
Clash erupts in India's Ujjain as authorities move to demolish part of mosque for road widening
The Hamas terrorist granted British citizenship
CSPII Commentary: Britain naturalised a Hamas bodyguard who then helped move guns for a European plot, which is hijra (Islamic political migration) used as a new base, not refuge. Koran 4:100 blesses those who “migrateth for the cause of Allah.”