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Al Qaeda in Yemen
On Christmas Day, Al Qaeda in Yemen almost carried out the worst terrorist attack on US soil since 9/11. All eyes have turned to this ‘little known’ Arab country, asking: who is fighting Al Qaeda in Yemen? (Journeyman Pictures)
Du’a Khatmul Qur`an
Du’a khatmul Qur`an
FTC Announcement Regarding Debtor’s Rights
The FTC has announced the largest penalty ever imposed on a debt collection agency for allegedly threatening and harassing consumers; disclosing their debts to third parties, and depositing postdated checks early, in violation of federal law. The FTC has also released this consumer education video on debt collection so that consumers can be aware of [...]
1st Annual IONA Islam Conference
Warren–January 2–IONA held its first annual Islam conference this past Saturday evening at IONA.
Israeli Soldiers Shoot Tear Gas at Al Jazeera Correspondent
Israeli soldiers have fired tear gas on Palestinians protesting against the Israeli separation barrier which cuts through their West Bank village.
The soldiers also fired tear gas at Jacky Rowland, Al Jazeera’s correspondent who was covering the event live from near the village of Bilin.
Building from Blueprints
Blueprints to Success: A Reflection of Adab for Our Modern Society
“He Was the Best of the Jews”
If Muslim Imams told the story of Rabbi Mukhayriq to their congregations in America and elsewhere, I am confident that it will contribute to manifestations of increased tolerance by Muslims towards others.
Unawareness—A Sly Threat
Continuation of Harun Yahya’s book about heedlessness… “However, although it may not be obvious at first, many people are hardly different from children when it comes to their level of awareness.”
Cancer – The Deadly Legacy of the Invasion of Iraq
Forget about oil, occupation, terrorism or even Al Qaeda. The real hazard for Iraqis these days is cancer. Cancer is spreading like wildfire in Iraq.
The Story of ‘Skateistan’
Skateparks in the Middle East
Gentle, Friendly Face of Indonesia and Islam
WHEN the former Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid succumbed to a long battle with kidney disease and diabetes, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono called for seven days of national mourning. For many millions of Indonesia’s 240 million citizens, the mourning is very personal.
Malaysian Polygamy Club Draws Criticism
The lives of these four women are closely entwined — they take care of each others’ children, cook for each other and share a home on weekends. They also share a husband.
Afghan Attack: Was it Taliban Revenge?
Suicide bombing at CIA camp in Afghanistan likely revenge attack by Taliban warlord – a former ally
In Yemen, Locals Worry About Obama Policy on Al-Qaeda
From smoky halls to the rugged mountains of Yemen, locals are worried that their country – threatened more by poverty and water shortages than terrorism, they say – could turn into another Afghanistan.
Nigerians Parents Fear for Students Studying Abroad
My dear God, has it now become a crime to be a Nigerian? The headlines tell me so over and over again. Mutallab: Man Who Shamed Nigeria. Mutallab: The Nigerian Agent of Al Qaeda. The Boy Who Blew Nigeria’s Image.
Is Yemen the New Hot Spot for Terrorism Training?
Reports that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the suspect accused of trying to blow up an airliner on Christmas Day, was trained in Yemen have raised the specter of further U.S. military involvement in that country. To get a better sense of what’s going on in Yemen, NAM editor Aaron Glantz spoke with Jillian Schwedler, a professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and author of the book, “Faith in Moderation: Islamist Parties in Jordan and Yemen.”
Al-Qaeda Using U.S. to Accomplish Goals — and U.S. Is Playing Along
PARIS — It is not widely understood that the policy objective of Al Qaeda is not to attack the Western countries, which in itself accomplishes nothing.
