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DUBAI (AlArabiya.net) A right-wing American weekly newspaper will distribute free copies of a book that insults Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and associates Islam with terrorism, Washington-based news agency America in Arabic reported. The neo-conservative, Republican-oriented Human Events newspaper will distribute Robert Spencer's The Truth About Muhammad: Founder of the World's Most Intolerant Religion (2006), America in Arabic said. The book -- regularly priced at 30 dollars -- is released by Regnery, which has published a string of controversial neo-con books and is a division of Eagle Publishing, which owns Human Events. Well-known British writer Karen Armstrong, author of Muhammad: A Prophet...

I can use your help. I'm writing to ask everyone to visit the Truth For Muslims website. Truth For Muslims is a non-profit organization that I run. The purpose is to bring a comprehensive, biblical response to Islam in America. We do this by addressing 3 strategic areas: Evangelism, Apologetics, and Accountability. The website explains what this is all about, but let me tell you how you can help. 1. Take the online poll on the homepage. The current poll question is, "Do you think Islam is a serious threat to our Judeo-Christian heritage?" 2. Look around the site and...

Poll: Do you think Islam is a serious threat to our Judeo-Christian heritage?

Tonight is Halloween. A night when people celebrate the dark side of the supernatural by pretending they believe in it. The Dark Invisible Well, we who are in Christ know the Truth (for He Is the Truth): the supernatural does exist - but it's not something to live in fear of. I lived in Afghanistan for years, and I can tell you that Muslims all over the world believe strongly in the existence of the supernatural. It terrifies them. Many of them still hold to animist superstitions, forever tormented by the fear of "jinn" (mischievous or malicious demons). Because they...

According to USINFO, a website "produced and maintained by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Information Programs", President George Bush said in an October 4, 2007 Arab television program that Islam is a "great religion that preaches peace." According to World Net Daily, Bush made the statement "in an interview with Al Arabiya reporter Elie Nakouzi." The U.S. Department of State website also stated, "The president said he does not believe that those who murder innocent men, women and children for political objectives are 'religious people,' whether they be suicide bombers in Iraq or self-proclaimed Christians such as...

According to a report from Orlando news station, Local 6 WKMG, 4 police officers are under investigation after a man accused them using a Taser gun on him after he refused to let go of a Quran. Well, as it turns out, the man was holding the Quran under his shirt. The cops knew he was holding something and ordered him to take his hand out of his shirt and hold them up. The man, Jeffrey Shields, said that he was holding a Quran and didn't want to let it go for fear of it falling to the ground. After...

For an number of years I've heard many reports about Muslims who have dreams about Jesus during Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting. According to a September 21 report in Christian World News, Brother Andrew of Open Doors International said, "Jesus often appears in a vision or in a dream, especially in this time of Ramadan. They're so concentrated on spiritual things and on heavenly things and on the God they're seeking. Every Muslim is still a seeker for God, and then it so often happens, all over the Muslim world, that Jesus appears and they get a changed heart...

David Cole of Georgetown University is feeling sorry for the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). See this article in in the IndyStar to read what he's saying. According to various news sources, including Newsweek, ISNA has been named by federal prosecuters as one of the “unindicted co-conspirators” in the trial of the Holy Land Foundation in Dallas, TX. They have also been described by prosecutors as a U.S. branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, an organization dedicated to world-wide Islamic rule. But David Cole thinks ISNA is a moderate Muslim organization and that it's unfair to brand them with "guilt...

Jordan's King Abdullah II, whose interfaith efforts over the past year impressed Catholics, Jews and Muslims alike, will have a supporting role at this year's National Prayer Breakfast, according to a key aide. Although he would not be the first Muslim to speak at the annual event at the Washington Hilton, he will have a bigger role than his predecessors, said Joseph Lumbard, special adviser to the king for interfaith affairs. Plans are to have the king offer a prayer or say a few words at the Feb. 2 breakfast, then give the keynote speech at a lunch for evangelical...

U.S. Reps. Sue Kelly (R-NY) and Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) led a Congressional Anti-Terrorist Financing Task Force forum in New York City on Monday to scrutinize the role of Saudi Arabian charities in financing terrorism and to assess ways to improve domestic and international initiatives to stop terror funding networks. The forum analyzed a wide range of topics related to terror finance and included input from panelists ranging from terror finance experts and Middle Eastern scholars to victims of terrorist attacks. House Majority Leader Roy Blunt also participated in the forum. "The United States must remain ever-vigilant in finding and freezing...

What is going on in MI with only 80% reporting?

Living in Fear in Falls ChurchBy Robert Spencer FrontPageMagazine.com | September 14, 2004 As the world recoils in horror at the massacres of children by Chechen jihadists in Beslan, Russia, security agencies are examining the possibility that such an attack could happen in an American school. And why couldn’t it? After all, at a conference held last weekend, security was tight because of death threats from people holding the same ideology as that of the Beslan barbarians: radical Islam. The conference was held in Falls Church, Virginia. That’s right: Falls Church, Virginia. Right here in America, converts from Islam to...

With bloody images of Muslims and Westerners battling in Iraq and elsewhere on the nightly news, it may seem like odd timing to unveil a big-budget Hollywood epic depicting the ferocious fight between Christians and Muslims over Jerusalem in the Crusade of the 12th century. 20th Century Fox is planning a release next year for ''Kingdom of Heaven,'' a $130 million production by the Oscar-nominated director Ridley Scott, shot in Morocco with hundreds of extras, horses and elaborate costumes. The script, by William Monahan, is based on real characters of the three-century Crusades, including Balian of Ibelin, a Crusader knight...

ABSTRACT: Harvard Divinity School will give back a $2.5 million cash gift from the president of the United Arab Emirates, ending more than a year of controversy spurred by the country's support of an Arab League think tank that promoted anti-Semitic ideas. The donation from Sheik Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan, announced four years ago, was supposed to have funded an endowed professorship in Islamic religious studies to promote "a better understanding of Islam among the non-Muslim people of the world." Harvard froze the donation in spring 2003, before a professor had been named, after some students raised concerns over the...

When Centreville Ruby Tuesday employees Patrick Fields and Andrew Lyles went to work last Thursday, they had no idea they would suddenly find themselves in the spotlight, being proclaimed heroes. On the evening of June 24, a 55-year-old Woodbridge woman was the victim of an attempted carjacking and robbery outside the Ruby Tuesday restaurant at 14241-B Centreville Square, off Lee Highway in Centreville. According to Mary Mulrenan, a public information officer with the Fairfax County Police Department, the woman arrived at the Ruby Tuesday restaurant at approximately 5:50 p.m. where she was meeting her son, a 32-year-old U.S. Marine who...

The phony fight against terrorism and Saudi followers of ChristJune 23, 2004The Associated Press is reporting today that the government of Saudi Arabia has "offered a one-month amnesty to terrorists". The report makes it clear that such amnesty is about quieting the terrorists for now and not about pursuing justice against the terrorists in the Saudi Kingdom.Foreign Minister Prince Saud declared that Saudi citizens are not allowed to go to Iraq to fight against the Americans. "Any call for holy war (in Iraq) is illegitimate", said Prince Saud. It is interesting to note that Prince Saud is actually saying that...

Turning Muslim in Texas Praying in Texas George W Bush may be backed by Christian fundamentalists but in his home state of Texas, Islam is the latest big draw. The Bible belt is transferring its allegiance to the Qur’an because, for many erstwhile Christians, believe it or not, the church is too liberal.Eric was a Baptist preacher before he became a Muslim 14 years ago. Now he prays five times a day – even in the middle of watching a football game. His wife, Karen, also a convert, is covered from head to toe in the traditional Muslim burka. Islam,...

Just heard this on WMAL. Nothing on their website yet. It sounded like the flight actually took off but then returned because the pilot was believed to be drunk.

<p>LONDON, England (CNN) -- London Mayor Ken Livingstone has come under fire for comments about George W. Bush, in which he described the U.S. president as "corrupt."</p> <p>The controversial left-wing leader made his attack on Thursday. He told a forum of 200 schoolchildren: "I think George Bush is the most corrupt president since Harding in the twenties. He is not the legitimate president."</p>

Readers of right-wing web site threaten Muslims Hate e-mails include: 'kill muslims…f**k all of you…and die real soon' NEWS RELEASE | 4/29/2003 (Washington, D.C.) - The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today reported that it has received numerous hate-filled and threatening messages from the readers of a right-wing Islamophobic web site. The Washington-based Islamic civil rights and advocacy group is working with the Department of Justice to investigate those messages that contained threats. Some of the hate messages sent to CAIR from visitors to Worldnetdaily.com include: 1) "I don't say kill [Muslims]. But it would be a better world without...