Denmark: Muslims feeling less religious, more Danish There are fewer strictly religious immigrants in Denmark, and more who feel Danish. The distance between the political debate and reality is incraseing, researchers claim.
Manchester: Film shows children taught to be Jihadis Interestingly enough, the incitement to 'kill the Jews' did not make it into the BBC article. —————– Counter-terrorism police say their discovery of a film of children being encouraged to hold guns is evidence of attempts to radicalise youngsters
(1894 AD – 1975 AD) Sheikhul Islam Hadhrat Maulana Sayyid Hussein Ahmad Madani Sahib (Rahmatullahi Alayhi) was a descendant of Rasulullah (Salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam). His father’s name was Sayyid Habibullah Sahib. He was a headmaster of a school
Netherlands: Center of Jihadi counterfeiting Jihadists in the Netherlands have been key in recent years in counterfeiting passports and other identity documents for attackers all over the world, including suicide bombers.
Paris: Worshipers want to fire “burka-opposing imam” Chalghoumi says that he doesn't oppose the burka, but that he doesn't think a woman can wear the burka peacefully in France, and there are other, more real, issues to deal with. ( FR ) The worshipers of the mosque, on the other hand, claim he's not an imam. ————– Called to explain his version of the incidents on Monday which, he says, were caused by Islamists, Hassen Chalghoumi claims to be the imam at the Drancy mosque (Seine-Saint-Denis) and says he got death threats, hurriedly left the mosque Friday, cursed by a hundred worshipers, escorted by several policemen
Germany: Universities to offer imam degrees Germany will announce a plan on Monday to offer training programs for students who wish to become Muslim spiritual leaders, or imams, the country's top academic body said. The German Council of Science and Humanities, composed of senior government officials and professors, called for institutes of Islamic theology to be established at two to three universities initially
Budapest: Somali refugees face winter struggle Abdurrahman* has dodged bullets in his native Mogadishu and endured tremendous hardship to reach Europe, but he says nothing has been as bad as his experiences in the Hungarian capital. “This has been the worst week of my life,” the young Somali refugee, clutching a cup of coffee in his freezing hands, told UNHCR visitors who ran into him sitting on a bench in a downtown Budapest square and took him to a nearby café.
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Catalonia: Imam charged with harassment of fellow Muslim As T&P points out , Catalonia has a serious problem with Salafists. See related stories: * Catalonia : Woman abducted, sentenced by Sharia court * Catalonia : Salafists taking over mosques * Catalonia: Muslim 'Moral police' * Catalonia: Imam suspected of enocuraging early marriages * Spain: Today's Islamist Radicalization ————- The prosecutors are seeking a five-year jail sentence for Mohammed Benbrahim, a Moroccan, on charges of slander, coercion and menacing behaviour against fellow Moroccan Muslim Fatima Ghailan