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issue 289
6.3.2016  |
TOPSTORIES 
Ironically,
the Islamic law that allows a husband to 'lightly beat' his wife is being 'sold
on the streets' of Toronto and protested in Pakistan. learn
more 
VOICES FORHUMAN RIGHTS 
The
Kakai are an ancient but persecuted sect. We spoke with an activist who
explained the plight of his faith community in Iraq from extremists. learn
more
MORENEWS |
The head of the European Police force's
counter-terrorism department warned members of the European Parliament of the
suspected build up. |
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Apparently, Erdogan knows the easy and
certain way of getting votes from much of Turkish public: target any
non-Muslim community. |
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The EU Court of Justice's advocate opines
that at work, an employee may be expected to moderate the exercise of his
religion. How about in the U.S.? |
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The Inclusive Mosque Initiative ran a
service last week in Bern, Switzerland, in which women led the service and
music was played. |
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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In an effort to cut off outside influences,
the Islamic State encourages followers to destroy their satellite receivers.
Watch the smashing. |
BLOGPOST |
Attend the world’s first management
conference on the subject of Islamic Radicalism in the Work Place on Capitol
Hill, July 20, 2016. |
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READERSWRITE
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 [Re:'Denmark
to Take Criminal Action Against Hate Preachers']: During Friday prayers in
mosques all over the world, Muslims are calling for the defeat of all
non-Muslims. It should be considered as hate speech and incitement to
violence.
F.M.
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[Re:'UK
Muslim Women Have Nowhere to Turn']: This is where I want to be involved! I'm
so afraid for my fellow females forced under a veil of hate and oppression!
L.D.B.
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