Monthly Archives: May 2015

Phoenix mosque subjected to anti-Islam protest opens door to community, says “love is stronger than hate”

Invitation from mosque to visit on Monday June 1st, 6.30pm and bring a flower as a symbol of love and care. The Islamic Community Centre of Phoenix Arizona which was the focus of an anti-Islam protest organized by ex-marine Jon Ritzheimer … Continue reading

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Pakistan: Defence of Human Rights protest march and statement for International Week of the Disappeared

  DHR Press Report regarding missing persons protest march for International Week of the Disappeared 30th May 2015 ‪#‎InternatioanlWeekofDisappeared‬ “It would be a great folly and a sign of ignorance of human nature If any one thinks that efforts to silence … Continue reading

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Pakistan: News of “suicide bomber” near Gaddafi stadium delayed after falsely claimed as electricity transformer

Police inspect the site of a blast that occurred during the cricket match between Pakistan and Zimbabwe, near Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan (Reuters) I found out about a suicide blast in the vicinity of Gaddafi Stadium, Pakistan yesterday not … Continue reading

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Pakistan: Bus passengers slaughtered in Mastung region, relatives stage sit-in outside Governor House

Relatives of murdered passengers stage sit-in at Governor House (image Express Tribune) Bus passengers on their way to Karachi, Pakistan could not have imagined how their journey would end. Around 15 armed assailants succeeded in stopping 2 buses in the … Continue reading

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Arizona: Anti-Islam protesters rip up Quran in “freedom of speech” rally outside mosque

Anti-Islam protester Phoenix Arizona (image via Matthew Keys)  In a modern day scene from a region once known as the “wild west” anti-Islam protesters gathered near an Islamic community centre in Phoenix Arizona exercising their “right to bear arms”. The … Continue reading

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Arizona: Ex-marine likely to incite tensions with cartoon portraying tattooed Prophet naked on prayer rug with Obama

Ex marine Jon Ritzheimer believes “true Islam is terrorism” Possibly the most controversial event to hit Arizona this year, it starts with a F..ck Islam T shirt and progresses to a Draw Mohammad contest (images of the Prophet Muhammad are … Continue reading

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Saudia Arabia: Islamic State claim responsibility for Dammam mosque attack

  Mosque in Damaam, Saudi Arabia attacked during Friday prayers Islamic State have allegedly claimed responsibility for targeting the Al Anood mosque in the eastern city of Dammam in Aaudi Arabia on Friday according to Reuters news agency. Four people … Continue reading

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Bangladesh: Ansar Al-Islam releases statement on potential “targets” following recent killing of bloggers

Forensic teams investigate the site where Ananta Bijoy Das was killed on a busy street at 8:30am. Picture: AFP PHOTOSource: AFP A group named Ansar Al – Islam (Helpers of Islam) have released a statement on who they will be … Continue reading

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Drones: German court rules Ramstein airbase can continue to collaborate with US to kill civilians by drone

An attempt by 3 Yemenis, Faisal bin Ali Jaber, Ahmed Saeed bin Ali Jaber and Khaled Mohmed Naser bin Ali Jaber to hold Germany accountable for its role in collaborating with the US on drone strikes in Yemen via Ramstein airbase … Continue reading

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“Help I’m a Radical, get me out of here”… Abdul Hamid Faruki responds to Chief Mak Chisty

  Islamophobia, xenophobia and paranoia, is rife in the media today. There is non-stop scaremongering being spread and it’s causing more harm than good. The latest comments or suggestions rather, made by Britain’s most senior Muslim Chief Mak Chishty, has … Continue reading

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