Policy Issues

More concerns raised about Islamic Saudi Academy in Northern Virginia and still no action from State.

A warning about the potential regulatory, legal and national security pitfalls of "Shariah-Compliant Finance."

A poignant letter to the editor concerning the charter school church state indiscretions of the Tarik Ibn Zayd Academy in Minnesota.

The Supreme Court lowers the nation's guard against terror in the name of habeas corpus.

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom releases its findings on the Islamic Saudi Academy citing significant concerns.

Islamists utilize 'sharia light' as opposed 'bin laden heavy' in an effort to take the battle to a more sophisticated and different level.

Northern Virginia Islamist school offers lessons in radicalism to impressionable youth as Saudis lavish support.

Taxpayers' money should not fund religious education ... Islamic or otherwise.

Western accommodations to Shari'a law - the de facto acceptance of polygamy in Canada.

Potential incidents of homegrown terrorism still a real threat to American security.

State Department officials said Thursday they have no plans to close a Saudi-financed Islamic school in Northern Virginia that has failed to eliminate violent and intolerant language in textbooks.

Understanding 'soft jihad' against America's public schools.

A telling debate about the context of Islamist extremism.

The more dangerous and stealthier form of jihad - paralyzing a free society from within.

DHS "Official Use Only" memo discounts the use of the word "liberty" when referring U.S. foreign policy goals.

Fasten your seatbelts ... turbulent sharia-friendly skies may be ahead ...

Facing growing resentment at the soaring price of oil, as is their custom, Saudi rulers respond with a public relations campaign. It's a campaign built on deception by misrepresenting being awarded the Pontifical Medal by Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican for venerable deeds.

Maryland court cites constitutional provisions, providing equal rights to men and women, in ruling against Islamic divorce.

Lawmakers aim to protect Americans from libel actions through legislation aimed at protecting free speech when such action is brought about in foreign courts.

Counter-messaging strategy needed to thwart rising threat of homegrown terror.

Tarek Fatah's new book 'Chasing a Mirage' invites Muslims to critically examine their faith.

Islamist goal of the eventual domination of America continues through seeking seemingly benign accommodations in the name of religion.

Islamists are busy orchestrating a 'soft' jihad in America.

Words do matter in the imperative of fully recognizing and exposing the Islamist threat.

Cong Myrick releases detailed plan to fight the ideology of terrorism.

Bush administration tells its employees to drop a number of words.

The controversial film is a defining moment for moderate Muslims.

Politically correct hemming and hawing over "extremism."

Stifling the ability of our journalists, authors and press to expose the truth ...

Gentle Islamist pressure works well as a tactic ...

Who really has the will to win the war ... the answer is surprising

Debate in Salt Lake City over praying on public property.

Debate begins on Sharia financing in Canada.

Pentagon's firing last month of Stephen Coughlin revisited.

A Pentagon specialist on Islamic law is fired over what appears to be pressure from American Islamists.

Creating a meaningful dialogue between Jewish and Muslim people.

Anti-Semitism is a recent and political phenomenon in the Islamic world.

Comparing constitutions ... what American liberty truly means ...

Teddy bear crisis spills into political correctness in America.

Abu Dhabi takes Manhattan and Washington too?

A former security guard at Andrews Air Force Base who failed to put his Muslim name on a job application was trying to conceal his ties to a controversial D.C. imam, federal prosecutors said yesterday.

FBI witnesses say Hassan Abujihaad, awaiting trial on charges that he told extremists about U.S. ship movements, also conspired to shoot military personnel.

View on the reformists within Islam.

CAIR seeks to pressure the Justice Department to change the group's status as a co-conspirator in a terrorism case.

Judge Fish rules that imams lawsuit against US Airways can proceed.

While the government couldn't make its case in the HLF Trial, many important secrets were uncovered about the Islamist network in America.

Does American have what it takes to face up to the ideology of Jihadists?

It's a valid term and here's why.

Attorney General nominee resists Sharia in context of U.S. Law.

Litigation pursued for access to textbooks and lesson plans.

Young jihad enthusiast spreading the "bad" word.

Influence of Islamic financing in the West.

Trust, but verify.

New citizenship test goes beyond asking for historical facts to determining the meaning of being an American.

9/11+6 war on terror is working.

Tampa's PBS station has become CAIR-TV propaganda.

The Holy Land Foundation Trial reveals a great deal about CAIR's origins.

House leadership send letter to DOJ requesting dissociation from this week's ISNA convention.

Better late than never.

Majority of American Mosques Touched by Saudi Effort to Entrench Movement's Harsh Views

An amicus brief from CAIR to a Dallas federal court has them reversing an earlier claim on membership to the Washington Times.

Becket Fund tries to push imam's attorney to clarify status of John Does.

An in depth review of the steps toward the radicalization of mlitant Islamists in recently uncovered cells.

In Dallas today, CAIR is described by an FBI agent as the Palestine Committee of the international Muslim Brotherhood.

Review of recent Muslim issues in America.

Includes John Doe protection provisions

Islamists need to be held to reasonable limits of free speech.

Local mall forces store to remove Nazi flag.

Muslims around the world increasingly reject suicide bombing except among Palestinians.

We are on a collective Animal Farm

There's more to CAIR's recent action alert against Cal Thomas

CAIR rushes to meet with OIC after WH announcement of pending appointment of Muslim envoy.

Reform-minded Muslims hold the keys to success.

The only weapon to drive terrorist away from terror is Islam.

Judge denies CAIR lawyer request to remove media from proceedings.

President Bush's comments at the 50th anniversary rededication of Washington DC Islamic Center.

CAIR's claims to represent American Muslims are empty.

OF FIVE Western countries polled by the Pew Research Centre, Muslims in Britain were the most likely to identify themselves by religion rather than nationality.

CAIR's reaction to a report about their 990's and their membership numbers shows they have something to hide.

A USIP study confirms the correlation of political Islam to terrorism.

Developing story at the Washington Times on CAIR's membership numbers

Four men, including a onetime airport cargo handler and a former member of the Parliament of Guyana, were charged yesterday with plotting to blow up fuel tanks, terminal buildings and the web of fuel lines running beneath Kennedy International Airport.

A Seattle Sufi Muslim sets an example in interfaith.

The outcome of a discrimination lawsuit filed by six imams who were removed from an America West Airlines flight could depend entirely on what was going through the mind of the plane's pilot, Captain John Wood, when he decided not to fly with the men on board.

Like all cancers, the malignancy of radical Islam starts small. Happily, the American Muslim body politic has the strength and resources to defeat it. The question is, does it have the will?

One in four younger U.S. Muslims say suicide bombings to defend their religion are acceptable at least in some circumstances, though most Muslim Americans overwhelmingly reject the tactic and are critical of Islamic extremism and al-Qaida.

The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press found in a national survey that nearly 80% of Muslims in the USA say suicide bombings are never justified to "defend Islam," but a quarter of those under 30 think such attacks are OK in some circumstances.

The moderate Muslims are the key to reestablishing the reputation of Islam as the religion of peace.

The clerk's action was the kind of citizen vigilance that a new bill before Congress is designed to shield against intimidation.

Network nixes bombshell 'Islam' flick

Muslim insistance upon the Islamic state is more about hate of the west and foreign ideas than on principle.

This report gives cause for concern and some hope.

Censorship at PBS, look who's running the ship.

Litigation threats against vigilant citizens who report suspicious activity could impede intelligence-gathering efforts and empower terrorists.

PBS's cancellation of Islam vs. Islamists outrages veteran filmaker over censorship.

While the imams may or may not have suffered an injury, the harm these John Doe claims can cause will go far beyond.

Cong. Walsh recently highlighted concerns regarding PBS's refusal to air Islam v. Islamists.

An assemblyman of Queens, said Omar Mohammedi's position on the NYC human rights commission undermines efforts to encourage New Yorkers to act as eyes and ears of law enforcement.

A documentary film exploring the struggles of moderate American Muslims at the hands of their radical brethren has become a showcase for the struggles between right and left in the news media.

Critics slammed a Democratic lawmaker for addressing a Council for American Islamic Relations (CAIR) function.

Producer: PBS dropped documentary on political grounds

Muslim immigrants to America need to come terms with the incompatibility of imposing sharia with American ideals.

Congress considers legislation to protect John Does

If a law to protect the John Does is signed soon, it will be a signal that common sense is not yet a casualty.

As an act of coldblooded strategy, the pending lawsuit of the "flying imams" is a clever one.

Imams' suit could chill citizen reporting

Hassan Butt tells all that killing in the name of Islam is a Cancer

Islam and Islamists is caught in a standoff between public TV and the film's lead producer, noted think-tank pundit Frank Gaffney Jr.

Muslim actvists go fishing in troubled waters

Somali leaders upset with CAIR intent to open office in St. Paul.

A group of imams yesterday filed a lawsuit against an airline and airport management, charging they were discriminated against when they were removed from a flight after frightened passengers and the crew complained the Muslim men were disruptive.

Follow the money

Let's make the distinction from now on: We are not at war with Islam, but at war with radicals doing evil in the name of Islam.

Gina Khan, a British Muslim woman, lives near the men suspected of a plot to kidnap and kill a Muslim soldier. She says it's time to stop the radicals, and to stop being afraid of them.

Politics of faith, Congressman Ellison, and CAIR on the hill

Boca Raton doctor indicted for supporting Al Qaeda makes preposterous claim of Constitutional right to treat terrorists despite his aiding the enemy

D'Souza responds to the vitriol from the Left about his new book- Enemy at Home

In the court of public opinion, the flying imams of Minneapolis are grounded.

In what could be either a major turning point or just an aberration, Sen. Barbara Boxer recently rescinded an award given to a California resident because of his position with the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).

Moderate Muslims are powerless against the forces of Islamic fundamentalists who propagate anti-Semitism, a cleric of Manhattan's largest mosque said yesterday.

Germany's interior minister said yesterday that parts of the Islamic world had yet to embrace the values of the Enlightenment, and the European Union should help integrate Muslims by promoting the training of imams.

The Islamic Society of Boston's effort to build the region's largest mosque has received at least $1 million in financing from a Saudi Arabia-based bank dominated by governments that critics of the mosque project say support Islamic extremism.

Construction of the first mosque in formerly communist East Berlin is becoming the latest flash point between Muslims and Europeans threatened by Islamic fundamentalism.

John Reid yesterday compared the technological advances needed to fight Islamic terrorism to Britain's battle against the Nazis.

Fear has no place within the news media. If the press -- the entire news media -- would cower under pressure applied from outside, it would no longer be free.

Some Muslim men's fear of women is cast in sharp relief by an outlandish sermon.

Integration into western society can be much more difficult for the Islamic community with separate Islamic schools.

Toronto sun reflects upon the need to support moderate Muslims who are threatened by Islamists.

The system has served th eU.S. well the retired justic tells the audience.

Denmark's Naser Khader is praised by secular Europeans as a voice for moderation and unity. Islamists consider him a traitor.

Goth, a Somali blogger, discusses the role fo censorship in stifling freedom and liberty in Muslim nations.

Almost 30 years earlier I had come to the United States as a student from my native Bangladesh. Now, I was the first Muslim U.S. ambassador to serve as chief of mission. I swore to uphold and defend the U.S. Constitution with my hand on a copy of the Koran.

This report raises some concern about the spread of islamism within the American Muslim community.

Paul Sullivan, in this introduction to a new series, offers some questions for Americans to consider about Islam, its role in the West and the world, and the differences between most Muslims and radical terrorists.

Shortly after British authorities announced that they had foiled a plot to bomb transcontinental flights, President Bush called it a "stark reminder" that the United States is "at war with Islamic fascists."

NEARLY five years after 9/11, Saudi Arabia's government-run charities still finance terror.

It took President George W. Bush to tell the truth to Britain about the massive plot to blow US-bound airliners out of the sky.

Absent a determination to throttle the ideology, we're about to witness the unraveling of the world.

Amartya Sen puts foward a strong case for how the West can understand Islam, says Geraldine Bedell - it must see it as more than a religion

It is now self-evident that there is an enemy within Britain who wants to destroy our way of life.

The government pinned its sights on reform but the taskforce it set up says it has been let down.

Soldiers in the war on terror have learned much since 9/11. So, too, has the enemy. How the London plot was foiled-and where we are in the five-year struggle.

Unemploymet, Foreign Policy Fuel Extremism

When President Bush described a war against 'Islamic fascists,' some American Muslims became very angry.

For Daisy Khan, gathering young Muslim leaders was more than a meeting of intellect. It was a crucial step in taking back Islam.

Few people ever see Ismile Althaibani's Purple Heart. He keeps the medal tucked away in a dresser. His Marine uniform is stored in a closet...

"The real Islam is peaceful, and respectful of other religions. The true Islam teaches love for family and places value on moral purity and service to others."

The British State's flirtation with radical Islamism

The Evolving Threat: International Terrorism in the post 9-11 era

Despite post 9/11 policy change, children still taught to wage jihad

Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday questioned the effectiveness of official public diplomacy in battling Islamic extremism, saying the government alone cannot heal the rifts with Britain's Muslim community.

There may be an inclination in some quarters to minimize this week's arrest in Miami of the seven would-be terrorists as a gang that couldn't shoot straight. Our view is that they serve as another wake-up call to the presence of a domestic threat from Islamic terror.

Sunder conceptualizes a "New Enlightenment," based on a woman's right to seek equality, democracy and liberty not only in the public arena but also in the private spheres of religion, culture and family.

An alternative press release one would never see from CAIR.

Why so many Muslims find it easier to be American than to feel European

This piece on a supposed "modern middle ground" ends with this disturbing quotation from a Zaytuna Institute imam, "Every Muslim who is honest would say, I would like to see America become a Muslim country," he said. "I think it would help people, and if I didn't believe that, I wouldn't be a Muslim.

Muslim Canadians, as Muslims elsewhere in Western societies, have felt increasingly besieged for some time now, both from outside their community and from within.

Keep politics out of our mosques

Muslim community must take back their Mosques.

Neither Muslim commentators nor the police seem to be asking the right questions

Canada has long prided itself for opening its doors wider than any nation to immigrants and asylum-seekers, but that tradition is coming under intense scrutiny _ at home and across the U.S. border _ after the arrests of 17 men from Muslim immigrant families in an alleged terror plot.

Freedom, democracy, liberalism, multiculturalism, diversity and tolerance – these are precisely the attributes that Militant Islamists find most offensive.

Center intended to serve Muslim personnel, teach about Islamic faith

Vicious as the 9/11/01 atrocities in New York and Washington were, there is a way in which the 7/7/05 attacks in London were worse.

His call sign is "Hadji," meaning "one who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca." "It's a pilot thing," explains Colonel Douglas Burpee, the highest ranking Muslim officer in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Is there really a clash of the cultures between Islam and the West? SPIEGEL documents Friday sermons from mosques around the world. As imams guide their congregations, they praise the delights of paradise, sow the seeds of doubt in government authority -- and sometimes preach hatred.

Though some scholars have attempted to freeze the interpretation of Islam, most accept the view that Islamic Divine Law, or shari'a, is subject to ongoing re-evaluation according to the principles of juristic reasoning, known as ijtihad. The purpose of this ongoing process of ijtihad is to adapt shari'a to changing societal circumstances. Thus, most Islamic scholars say that "the door of ijtihad" remains open.

Al-Qa'ida's protagonist, Osama bin Laden, has called for an "American Hiroshima" in which al-Qa'ida cells detonate multiple nukes in U.S. urban centers. Al-Qa'ida has made it clear that they will use any means at hand to disrupt continuity of government and commerce in the U.S. in an effort to impede our influence in the Middle East. As Osama put it, "Why do you use an ax when you can use a bulldozer? ... We love death. The U.S. loves life.

A Federal Grand Jury in Detroit charged nineteen individuals with operating a global racketeering conspiracy in an indictment unsealed today, announced United States Attorney Stephen J. Murphy. The indictment alleges that portions of the profits made from the illegal enterprise were given to Hizballah, a foreign terrorist organization. Nine of the individuals were arrested this morning.

A U.S. official said al Qaeda and other terrorist groups have ties to criminal organizations in Latin America.

Moussaui's trial uncovers a series of bureaucratic complications and obstacles in federal law enforcement.

Television station is arm of Hizballah Terrorist network

Court documents portray alleged connections between local Muslim leader and violent extremists in Middle East

First in Europe and now in the United States, Muslim groups have petitioned to establish enclaves in which they can uphold and enforce greater compliance to Islamic law. While the U.S. Constitution enshrines the right to religious freedom and the prohibition against a state religion, when it comes to the rights of religious enclaves to impose communal rules, the dividing line is more nebulous. Can U.S. enclaves, homeowner associations, and other groups enforce Islamic law?

The bishops of the U.S. have called on the U.S. Congress to develop policies that build understanding and engagement with Islamic leaders and promote religious freedom for Christians in countries with Muslim majorities.

A terrorist's joy ride through the U.S. legal system.

Terrorism and Financial Intelligence- -speech to the Netherlands' Terrorist financing conference

Overview of America's National Security Strategy

Strategy report also affirms policy of pre-emptive action: Al Qaeda danger evolves.

The solid legal basis for the administration's surveillance program.

The international relations committee of Congress today reviewed the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices. Nina Shea from the Center for Religious Freedom provides commentary

Federal prosecutors completed their case against a Bridgeview man accused of funding Mideast terrorism.

"What's the right choice? Even with its obvious flaws, I choose the Western system. And I believe Islam can bloom in a free marketplace of religious ideas. What we don't yet know is whether enough Muslim leaders are confident enough to let Islam try."

The top jail chaplain who gave a speech containing incendiary language like "Zionists of the media" and "terrorists" in the White House won't be fired from his job, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Tuesday.

The reconstituted BIF, GRF, and HLF is shut down by the U.S. with a number of questionable ties to HAMAS and radical Islam. (note Arizona connection of one of the imams)

Outspoken U.S. Christian evangelical broadcasater Pat Robertson has accused Muslims of planning world domination and said some were "satanic"

Federal Jurist's sealed order denies mosque case defendant's request to dismiss indictment based on national spy program

The Bush administration is exploring the idea of requiring financial institutions to provide information on electronic transfers of money in and out of the United States, saying it might help catch terrorist financiers and money launderers.

Poll Numbers in U.S. Higher than in 2001

Press Release from Freedom House on the Danish Cartoons

Dr. Al-Husseini, editor of the U.S.-published newspaper Al-Minassa Al-'Arabiya, warns that religious extremism and ignorance are spreading among the young generation of Muslims in the U.S.

The Senate added civil liberties protections ot the USA Patriot Act on Wednesday, clearing the way for renewal of the anti-terrorism law passed shortly after Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

McCarthy and Ijaz debate the issue of Islamic reform and its possibilities.

There is a clear need for policy reform. Failure to exercise adequate control over the entry and the departure of non-Canadians on our territory has been a significant factor in making Canada a destination for terrorists.

The real struggle in Islam is from the political hijacking of the mantle of faith. Political sermons must stop.

The latest successful parliamentary election in Iraq represents a victory on multiple fronts-- for the faith of Islam, the people of the Middle East, and global democracy.

French internal security has recently discovered a number of active Islamist terror cells.

The third Iraqi ballot goes another great step toward sealing a new political order in Iraq with even minority Sunni Muslims eager to vote.

Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen of Florida introduced a resolution calling for the U.S. government to fully divest from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Freedom House releases concerning report regarding the hate content of texts found in mosques across the United States.

Islamists and neo-Nazis find common ground by hating Jews.

Secretary of State Colin Powell told assembled Muslim guests Thursday that in its second term, the Bush administration will "strike a balance" between security and openness.

Extremists are winning the battle for the hearts and minds of Britain's young Muslims, a disturbing police report warns.

A leading Roman Catholic and theologian from Germany, warned in a lecture of a "deadly threat" to all humankind unless new efforts are made to build bridges with Islam.

The corrupt Salafi Jihadists seek legitimacy in the face of moral turpitude and internal discord.

BBC journalist Peter Taylor who has been reporting on global terrorism for over 35 years, answers questions, from a British perspective on terrorism.

Saudi anthropologist Sa'd Al-Sowayan advocates modern interpretation of religious texts, suggests swords be removed from Saudi flag.

New Deobandi rhetoric ... denounce terror ... but not its root cause ...

Muslim medical staff refuse to follow rules in the name of religion ...

Efforts by the British police to combat terror at the local level ...

Exhibition of satirical works by a group of Danish artists causes a stir ... and threats of violence ...

Upcoming Dutch film sparks significant controversy ...

Struggling to keep Islam from playing a dominant role in state affairs ... allowing so means encroaching upon the rights of minorities ...

The challenges facing the new American president ...

Promoting modern Islam in a globalized setting.

The boiling Islamist pot of Britain.

Time for the Middle East to step up to the challenge of freedom.

The word "Allah" is now off-limits to non-Muslim publications.

The horror of Bhutto's end should not blind us to her legacy.

Why an age old Islamic institution resonates with many Muslims today.

A twisted tale of Islamist terror with no easy answers.

Why is Pakistani politics so violent?

Celebration of the new year in Kuwait sparks controversy of Islamist proportions.

Self-appointed morality police, ordinary people, offer strangers unsolicited religious advice in the name of IslamISM.

Young Muslim preacher inspires Muslim youth with message of tolerance and reform.

Canadian Muslims express dismay at the abuse of Sharia in Sudan.

Sharia law fanatacism over a teddy-bear.

An undercover agent who risked his life to infiltrate the extremist networks at Abu Hamza's Finsbury Park mosque claims he has been betrayed by MI5 and Scotland Yard.

During the Republican debate, candidates respond to a question about repairing the American image abroad.

Islamist judge in Bangladesh attempts to silence liberty-minded journalist.

Democracy in Pakistan could fuel Islamist agenda to dangerous ends.

Documentary exposes how Saudi petrodollars attempt to silence freedom of speech in the West.

TV Debate on Secularism and Islamism Turns Ugly

Dictatorial Arab regimes smear America as part of their struggle for survival.

The recent Muslim letter to the Pope misses the point.

Some Muslim medical students offended ...

Muslim support for secular values in Indonesia rises.

How can states achieve a balance between republicanism and minority rights?

Suppression in the name of Islam

Translating the hate preacher to reveal the Islamist mindset.

In his new video, Bin Laden shifts his rhetoric from Salafi Jihadism to a new brand of neo-Wahabism.

A $100 million mosque in the center of Britain by Tabligh Jamaat

Deobandi scholar advocates global jihad.

Extensive links between British Deobandis and the sect's radical leadership in Pakistan.

While certainly needed, be careful what we wish for in a reformation of Muslims.

'Yeh Hum Naheen' music video: 'Story spread in our names is a lie'

Ghazal Omid provides a long overdue Muslim look at just how un-Islamic the Taliban really are.

Halfway House to an Atomic Bomb

Speech by Sen. Jon Kyl

Sharp decline in support of suicide bombing in Muslim countries

Opportunities for women in Turkey have expanded under the conservative AKP Party.

A popular figure in Pakistan, Ghamidi offers strict modern interpretations of the Koran.

Despite international pressures.

We need to be clear on the ideological threat we face from radical Islam.

Two years on from the 7/7 attacks, government strategy for tackling Islamic extremism is in turmoil.

With recent terror plots, Muslim anxiety rises with little evidence for racism.

Don't be fooled by the double discourse of the Muslim Brotherhood.

A Malaysian woman held for months in an Islamic rehabilitation centre says she was subjected to mental torture for insisting her religion is Hinduism.

To defeat arc of extremism we need an arc of moderation.

Looking into Islamist physicians and terror.

Tehran is on the offensive against us throughout the Middle East. Will Congress respond?

Foreign imams who do not learn English should be banned from giving sermons in UK mosques, a Labour peer has said.

One of the more vivid voices marking the second anniversary of London's July 7 attacks is that of Hassan Butt.

Bringing back ijtihad

Failure to ban Hizb-ut Tahrir is a problem for UK.

Blaming UK foreign policy is not the answer. Where are the Muslim marches against terror in our name?

The Brits ban two extreme Islamist groups accused of carrying out terrorist attacks in south Asia- Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh Tehreek Nifaz-e-Shariat Mohammadi.

Arab voices, both expert and popular, are rising in vociferous denunciations of the once sacrosanct Palestinian Arabs.

Christians can only continue living safely in the Gaza Strip if they accept Islamic law, including a ban on alcohol and on women roaming publicly without proper head coverings, an Islamist militant leader in Gaza.

Direct correlation of political Islam to terrorism support

Diana West's attack on Dr. David Kilcullen of Gen. David Petraeus' senior staff in Baghdad is way off mark.

Rules for the Jihadist

A comprehensive review of Tariq Ramadan's history and ideology.

Slowly discovering the way to engage with Muslims

Just as it fought the spread of Communism, the United States must do more to develop and support networks of moderate Muslims who are too often silenced by violent radical Islamists.

The Brotherhood's supporters in the US are trying to capitalize on the upward trend of Islamic radicalization to paint the organization as "moderate" on this shifting scale.

The Muslim Brotherhood is not moderate

The sentencing of Egyptian blogger Abdelkareem Nabil Soliman seriously threatens freedom of expression and religion throughout Egypt.

Nuclear rhetoric helps a faltering Ahmadinejad stay popular, they say

The world should be outraged by what this girl went through. She should be a household name.

Textbooks used in Iran's schools are instilling students with hatred toward the West, especially the United States, and urging them to become "martyrs"

Outrage against the west is far greater from Muslims than outrage against their own sectarianism and maladies.

Bernard Lewis states that Europe will be lost to Islamists because it has abdicated the battle for cultural and religious control in the name of political correctness.

Do we in the West have the wisdom and confidence to prevail against Islamist terror?

Some 700,000 bloggers are active in Iran today, he estimates, from radicals who curse spiritual leader Ali Khamenei to madrasa students in the holy city of Qum. Even Ahmadinejad himself started his own blog a little while ago.

Islamist radicals are intolerant. They don't want anyone to raise a voice and say "enough to the increasing trend of spreading religious hatred and provoking people with the false interpretations of Koran."

Al-Qaida poses the gravest terrorist threat to the United States and an emboldened Hezbollah is a growing danger, the U.S. intelligence chief said Thursday.

The Fatah movement has rejected secular nationalism for Islamist ideology.

Sectarian divisions and related violence in Iraq are growing, as al Qaeda remains the most serious national-security threat facing the United States, senior U.S. intelligence officials told Congress yesterday.

The situation in Iran seems to be rapidly spiraling out of control.