Archives for 2005

More on the West’s first woman suicide bomber, the Belgian female convert to Islam Muriel Degauque. From the TimesOnline, with thanks to Kisan: SHE came from an ordinary family in an industrial Belgian town. She used to sell baguettes in a bakery, and worked as a waitress in a café. She showed the rebelliousness of […]

Held in a private home. From CNSNews.com, with thanks to Jeff: (CNSNews.com) – Approximately 30 Christian children fled in panic after a mob of Islamic militants raided and vandalized their Sunday school class, which was being held in a private home last weekend in Curug, Indonesia, according to a Christian group called Voice of the […]

Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald considers the particular problems of children born to marriages between Muslims and non-Muslims, and of Muslims confronting the incitements to violence and supremacist imperative contained in the Qur’an, Hadith and Sira: The question of marriage between Muslims and non-Muslims is vexed and multifaceted. One could write a good […]

Ahmadinejad gives a clear indication of the apocalyptic, mystical terms in which he views Iran’s nuclear and political ambitions. No doubt the State Department will rush to discount such talk and formulate proposals for appeasing him and buying him off. “Iran president paves the way for arabs’ imam return,” from Reuters, with thanks to Rick: […]

Joe Kaufman is the Chairman of Americans Against Hate and the host of the Politics of Terrorism radio show. Jeffrey Epstein is the President of the People’s Truth Forum. Here they detail some adventures with CAIR and the Marriott hotel chain that should be a matter of concern for us all. Some statements, they tell […]

A press release from the United American Committee: The United American Committee is currently organizing a National Rally Against Islamofascism Day to be held at venues all over the United States next Feb. 1st, 2006. Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 30, 2005 — The event, described on the UAC”s website at http://www.unitedamericancommittee.org has already scheduled […]

Muslim reformer Tashbih Sayyed was also recently in Israel. Here is his illuminating and insightful report. From Israel National News, with thanks to S.: As I boarded El-Al flight LY 0008 for Tel Aviv on November 14, 2005 with my wife, Kiran, my mind was busy arranging and re-arranging the list of things I intended […]

Belgian suicide bomber update. “Bomber more ‘Muslim than Muslim,’” from the Daily Telegraph, with thanks to Twostellas: INVESTIGATORS probing a suicide bombing by a Belgian woman in Iraq are holding five people thought to be connected with her on suspicion of participating in terrorist activities, a spokesman said. The 38-year-old convert to Islam, nicknamed by […]

“The debate over how to deal with those who abandon their faith in Allah is growing more heated among Muslims. Jesuit Fr. Samir Khalil Samir, an Islamic studies scholar, analyzes the contending positions in a book on converts to Christianity.” From Sandro Magister in Chiesa, with thanks to Tom Syseskey: ROMA, November 30, 2005 — […]

His fun-loving high-school classmates — in Virginia — voted him “most likely to become a martyr.” Another story on the conviction of Ahmed Omar Abu Ali from NBC4.com, with thanks to Watchful Eye: FALLS CHURCH, Va. — An American citizen whose father worked for the Saudi Embassy is convicted for conspiring with Al Qaida operatives […]