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The MCB on Is Religion in Terminal Decline in Britain?
Total Politics on The PMQs 2011 guide for the punters: What you didn’t miss
Glenn Greenwald at Salon on Christopher Hitchens and the protocol for public figure deaths
The BBC on Reaction to “David Cameron on Christianity”
CNN on Christianity goes global as world’s largest religion
Freedom Will “Mecca Time” replace Greenwich Mean Time?
The HP on Matt Damon Slams Obama, Democrats: ‘One Term President With Some Balls Would Have Been Better’
AlJazeera on Theocracy versus democracy – How important a role will religion play in next year’s US election?
Freedom Rider on Christopher Hitchens, White Man
Loonwatch on Faux Progressive and Self-Hating Loon Asra Nomani Sides with Lowes – How Predictable
Karima Hamdan at UmmahPulse on Sheep led by Wolves
London Metro on EU bans ‘naked’ airport security scanners after cancer fears
Haroon Moghul at Religion Dispatches on Jesus, Carpet Bomb My Heart: An Undercover Muslim in Detroit
The BBC on Tips to leaving a financial gift in a will
Beliefnet on What is “Chrislam” and who preaches it?
The Daily Telegraph on The king of the bibles
Beliefnet Will “Mecca Time” replace Greenwich Mean Time?
The BBC Magazine on A Point of View: The euro’s strange stories
Spirit21 on Muslims who can lead in multicultural societies
The Independent on Bring your spouse to Britain – as long as you earn £26,000
The ESRC on The Representation of Islam and Muslims in the UK Press, 1998-2008
Musings of a Durotrigan on Tommy Robinson to leave EDL for British Freedom
The Muslim Link Paper on
The Immigrant Impact: The Story of Edible Arrangements
Robert Fisk at The Independent on Do those who flaunt the poppy on their lapels know that they mock the war dead?
Jonathan Freedland at the Jewish Chronicle on This is Israel? Not the one I love
Imran Khan on VIDEO: The Tipping Point
The Guardian on What to do with your name after marriage – a great post-wedding game
Robert Lambert at The Guardian on Police, counter-subversion and extremism
Hisham Hellyer at The Huffington Post on Pluralism in Europe: Not to Be Taken for Granted
Sarah Hunak A Response to The Independent’s ““Women & Islam: The rise and rise of the convert””
Pickled Politics on Wusses from Muslims Against Crusades back out of protest
The Spectator on The Euro Masquerade
The Independent on Islamophobia: Why we have to get over our fears
KabobFest on When a “Muslim” Watches ‘Hereafter’
The Guardian on Richard Dawkins’s refusal to debate is cynical and anti-intellectualist
Engage on DEMOS report looks ‘inside the EDL’
Sh Yahya Ibrahim at Muslim Matters on The Sunnah of Love
The Daily Beast on Moshe Dayan’s Widow Ruth: Zionist Dream Has Run Its Course
The Guardian on Population of world ‘could grow to 15bn by 2100′
Rod Liddle at The Spectator on A lesson from the Premier League in what’s truly offensive
The Muslim News on MI6 planted Qaddafi spy inside British mosques
Blake Hounsell at Foreign Policy on Libya’s new leader declares an Islamic state
Matthew Taylor at The Guardian on EDL supporters are young, male and anti-immigration, says survey
The Staggers at The New Statesman on Political bust-ups: the worst moments
The Manchester Evening News on Video: Muslim cleric tortured in Libya for months comes home – and meets new daughter for first time
Donal Blaney at IainDale.com on Islamists Should Be Free to Burn Poppies
The Telegraph on Ice mosque planned for Lapland
The BBC on Saudis to pay for unfinished meals
Muhammad Amin on Why the state should exit the marriage business
Wazir Uddin at Ummah Pulse on Hiding Behind the Smokescreen of Minority Rights
The BBC on Private Eye and public scandals
The Evening Standard on ‘Don’t accuse London universities of being hotbeds for terrorists,’ says head of UCL
Haroon Ravat at The Samosa on Shared war experiences
Noam Chomsky at AJE on Is the world too big to fail?
Julian Baggini at The Guardian on Religion’s truce with science can’t hold
Christina Odone at The Daily Telegraph on Why Paul Goodman is right (and brave) to take on Douglas Murray’s Muslim-bashing
Charlie Brooker at The Guardian on Everyone knows David Cameron is a lizard. So why does the Telegraph continue to deny the truth?
The BBC Magazine on Viewpoint Is the alcohol message all wrong?
Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks on Democratized Holiness: Yom Kippur And Moral Responsibility
Richard Dawkins in The Guardian on Why I refuse to debate with William Lane Craig
Cage Prisoners on Why is Canada acting like a Guantánamo Bay camp guard?
Nuri Friedlander at The HP on From Tahrir to Wall Street: The Role of Religion in Protest Movements
Nathalie Rothschild on KA-POW! THE INTOLERANT
REACTION TO A PC COMIC
Pickled Politics on EDL leader agrees with Breivik’s opinions, threatens Britain’s entire Muslim population
The BBC on A Point of View: Can religion tell us more than science?
Liberal Conspiracy on Video & pics: Muslim extremists protest
The Guardian on Michael Moore: I was the most hated man in America
Alan Hubbard at The Independent on Amir Khan: Mecca and me
Engage on
Dutch burqa ban and French street-prayer ban shows Islamophobia rife in European politics
The Independent on Laurie Penny: Class snobbery about the EDL won’t halt the far right
Chortle on Atheists are as big a threat as climate change deniers
Madeleine Bunting at The Guardian on As strong as faith and race, it is place that defines our sense of identity
Turki al-Faisal at the New York Times on Veto a State, Lose an Ally
The BBC on Private Eye: 50 years of famous front covers
The New York Times on Peter King in the Hot Seat — in London
Stories from the Heartland on Some real Shock and Awe: Racially profiled and cuffed in Detroit
Archbishop Cranmer on The US Annual Report on Religious Freedom in the UK
The BBC on A Point of View: Can religion tell us more than science?
Muslim Matters on M. Elibiary | FBI Training, the Ackerman Exposé & American Muslim Community Concerns
Archbishop Cranmer on Is David Cameron finding it hard to ‘do God’?
Robert Fisk at The Independent on For 10 years, we’ve lied to ourselves to avoid asking the one real question
AlJazeera on The 9/11 decade: global reflections
The New Statesman on Where were YOU on 9/11?
Madeleine Bunting on The problem with tolerance
Robert Grenier at AJE on Failing to realise the promise of 9/11
Anwar Akhtar at IanDale.com on A New Kid Emerges on the Anti Muslim Blogger Block
The Guardian on Muslims criticise Scotland Yard for telling them to engage with EDL
The Daily Beast on Newsweek: Did Osama Win?
Gary Younge The Guardian on Can the United States move beyond the narcissism of 9/11?
The Washington Post on White Supremacist pleads guilty to bombing attempt
AlJazeera English on 9/11 and the makers of history
Mehdi Hasan at the Guardian on A State of Palestine would backfire on its own people
The BBC on From Zimbabwe to South Africa in search of an education
The Independent Blogs on The demonisation of young Muslims
Laurie Penny at The New Statesman on The true threat is not a super-villain skulking in the desert
The New Statesman on Less faith, but more faith-schools
Frank Gardner at the BBC on Is the UK safer now than on 9/11?
The Independent on The voices of 9/11: The ripples still being felt around the world
AJE on The price of 9/11
Dan Hodges at The New Statesman on We will never forget 9/11. But it has not shaped us
The NY Times on THE 9/11 DECADE:
Outdone by Reality
In These Times on After 9/11, Was War the Only Option?
The Institute of Education on Niqab Guidelines
Reprieve on Liverpool FC and CIA Renditions
Muslim Matters on Beyond Black Victim Status: Slaves Are Superior
Pankaj Mishra at The Guardian on After 9/11: our own low, dishonest decade
The BBC on Spirituality in Estonia – the world’s ‘least religious’ country
Open Democracy on Norway: terror and Islamophobia in the mirror
Sunny Hundal at Pickled Politics on Does Howard Jacobson look Asians and think ‘terrorist’?
The BBC on Multi-racial Malaysia caught at economic crossroads
The Friday Times on Unclassified tribunal hearing of Sheikh Khalid Muhammad
The Samosa on Democracy, middle class and ‘momentary’ movements
The Washington Post on The Sharia Paranoia Industry is very lucrative
Matt Slater at The BBC on Compromise key to London 2012′s Ramadan clash
AlJazeera English on One on One: Karen Armstrong
David Miller at the Guardian on Thinktanks must drop this cold war approach to Islamism
The Washington Post on Reaching the young Muslim faithful, online
Chron.com on Duke prof.: American’s religious faith waning
Sarfaraz Mansoor at The Guardian on Circumcising children
The Economist on How long do countries have until their populations disappear?
BBC News Magazine on Is it wrong to note 100m winners are always black?
The Independent on Tuition fee system is discriminatory, say Muslims
Liberal Conspiracy on Tory MP’s video on Israeli wall censored
The Economist on Civil disorder and looting hits Britain – We have been here before
Manchester Evening News on Children of Jannah makes special visit to children’s hospital
Philly.com on Philadelphia locals adopt Muslim-inspired menswear
Mehdi Hasan on Exclusive Tariq Jahan interview: “I don’t see a broken society”
The Economist on Dreaming of a Caliphate
Matthew Goodwin at Left Foot Forward on Brits are among the most wary on immigration/Islam in Europe
The Independent on EDL member admits mosque attack
The Staggers on Multiculturalism and the riots of 2011
The Guardian on David Starkey defends Newsnight comment
Brian Appleyard in The Times on The Death of Haroon Jahan
The New Statesman on For God and Equality
Rami Nashashibi at the HP on Ramadan and the Riots: A Spiritual Agitation
The New York Times on Amid Rise of Multiculturalism, Dutch Confront Questions of Identity
William Oddie at The Catholic Herald on Has multiculturalism helped to tear our society apart? And was Tariq Jahan’s noble behaviour an implicit rejection of it, an appeal to common values?
Cristina Odone at The Telegraph on Immigrants love this country more than we do
Father Alexander Lucie-Smith at The Catholic Herald on The Malaysian riots’ victim is a brilliant ambassador for his country and his faith
Hamza Yusuf on Ramadan: When Feeding Others in Need Supersedes Our Own Hunger and Greed 07/08/11
Haitham al-Haddad at Islam21c on The London Riots
The Daily Telegraph on Edinburgh Festival 2011: Imran Yusuf: Muslim who has faith in this country
Robert Lambert at AlJazeera English on Muslims tackle looters and bigots
The Daily Mail on Ayatollah of the RAF: Academic ‘university’ head is Muslim convert who claims Nazi gas chambers were British propaganda and criticises Libya air strikes
Muslim Presence on “Ramadan in cottage country” by Rick Salutin
Shelina Janmohamed at The New Statesman on British Muslims are an integral part of our communities
Yonat Shimron at the HP on Islamic Terrorism Threat May Be Overblown, Expert Says
Robert Lambert at AlJazeera English on Muslims tackle looters and bigots
Faisal Hanif at The Guardian on Tariq Jahan’s is the patriotic voice of a first-generation Muslim migrant
Robert Pigott at The BBC on Dutch rethink Christianity for a doubtful world
The Guardian on UK riots: Birmingham’s Muslims and Sikhs debate response to tragedy
The BBC on Viewpoint: The poignant video of the Bad Samaritans
The Atlantic on Maher Zain’s Hip but Pious Soundtrack to the Arab Spring
The New York Times on What Happened to Obama?
Melanie Phillips at the Daily Mail on Britain’s liberal intelligentsia has smashed virtually every social value
Jonathan Wynne-Jones at The Telegraph on Sharia: a law unto itself?
Mehdi Hasan at The Guardian on Ramadan: a guide for the perplexed
The New Yorker on GETTING BIN LADEN
Haroon Moghul at Religion Dispatches on Jihad Chai Latte
Oliver Burkeman at The Guardian on This column will change your life: Poverty and willpower
The Economist on Bring the Islamists in
The New Statesman on Jon Stewart reacts incredulously to the Daily Show’s British ban
Tariq Ramadan on Lessons from Norway
David Gibson on Is Anders Breivik A ‘Christian Terrorist’?
Andrea Elliot at The New York Times on The Man Behind the Anti-Shariah Movement
The Huffington Post on Are Biblical Laws About Homosexuality Eternal?
The Guardian on Norway attacks: A small Arctic town mourns its loss
The BBC on Senegal’s Mourides: Islam’s mystical entrepreneurs
Charlie Booker at The Guardian on The news coverage of the Norway mass-killings was fact-free conjecture
Liberal Conspiracy on Compare Phillips now to her writing after 7/7
The BBC on How a young Murdoch fought his early battles, and won
The Independent on French burka ban helps London to cash in on overseas shoppers
Madeleine Bunting at The Guardian on Our crisis is not about trust. It’s that we no longer agree on basic values
Get Religion on “The Atlantic” has this terrorist all figured out
Forward Thinking on Israelis Debate on the Web: Did Norway Get What It Deserved?
Al Jazeera on Canada clamps down on criticism of Israel
Politics.co.uk on Media blamed for Islamophobia in Britain
The Daily Mail on Hindu teenagers ‘twice as likely as Christians to go to university’
Matthew Goodwin at The Guardian on Norway attacks: We can no longer ignore the far-right threat
The BBC on India Islamic school in Deoband sacks reformist leader
Charles Moore at The Daily Telegraph on I’m starting to think that the Left might actually be right
Al Jazeera on Islam-baiting doesn’t work
Angry Mob on Melanie Phillips: in her own little world
The NY Times on Editorial: Herman Cain’s Bigotry
The BBC on Norway and the politics of hate
The Guardian on Norway attacks: Norway’s tragedy must shake Europe into acting on extremism
The Jerusalem Post on Editorial: Norway’s challenge
Archbishop Cranmer on The demonisation of the Right
The Guardian on Watchdog calls for review of counter-terrorism powers at ports and airports
Pickled Politics on Guardian’s decision to give Jonnie Marbles some space was right
Muslimness on Muslim Women And Gender Issues In Mosques
The Telegraph on ‘Lightweight’ Baroness Warsi on the way out as Conservative Party chairman?
The New Statesman on How healthy is British satire?
The Daily Telegraph on US Presidential candidate Herman Cain says Americans have right to ban mosques
Emel on Is Muhammad a force of good?
Angry Mob on Melanie Phillips: in her own little world
The Huffington Post on Rep. Peter King Announces Third Islamic Radicalization Hearing Will Happen Next Week
The BBC on British Library launches bid to save St Cuthbert Gospel
The Guardian on Watchdog recommends Tory U-turn on banning Hizb ut-Tahrir
TIME on The Real Muslims of Dearborn: TLC Announces Islam Reality Show
The Huffington Post on What didn’t make it into the Bible?
CNN on ‘Ex-terrorist’ rakes in homeland security bucks
Pickled Politics on UK Immigration rules for dependents tightened
The Economist on Gold for Cash
The Independent on Strictly Kosher
Frank Fredericks at the HP on Protecting Pastafarians: When Does Religious Freedom Become Ridiculous?
The Daily Telegraph on The Life of Muhammad, BBC Two, review
Engage on EHRC proposes ‘reasonable accommodation’ for religion or belief
Loonwatch on The Three Stooges Coming to a Campus Near You!
The Guardian on Rowan Williams: God’s boxer
Comment is Free on Rebekah Brooks’s cardinal sin
Will Braun at the HP on Rupert Murdoch: Bible Mogul
Newsweek on Egypt’s Rising Power Player
The NY Magazine on Breaking: Herman Cain Is Suspicious of Muslims
The Huffington Post on UK Unlikely To Ban Burqa After Belgium And France, Says Key Muslim Organisation
CAIR on VIDEO: CNN’s Anderson Cooper Exposes ‘Ex-Terrorist’ Walid Shoebat as Fraud
The Jerusalem Post on Godlessness has doomed Britain
The HP on The Power of Unity: Religious Pluralism in the U.K.
The Economist on The death penalty: The political calculus on capital punishment
The Independent on Jemima Khan: ‘I’m a member of the hacked club’
Liberal Conspiracy on Should lefties like Tescos?
Engage on Lady Warsi’s speech at OIC Foreign Ministers’ conference
The HP on The Tabloidisation of Britain
The Arab News on Does closing shops during prayers serve purpose?
The BBC on Can religious teachings prove evolution to be true?
Anil Mundra at the HP on ‘God of Liberty’: The Role of Religion in American Independence
Yusuf Smith on Simon Baron Cohen, autism and empathy
The Guardian on Islamophobia and antisemitism
Islam 21C on Instructions for Muslims in the light of the Prevent strategy
The FA on Faith In Football
Pickled Politics on Andrew Gilligan’s rubbish about the East London Mosque (again)
The BBC Asian Network on Can you try a religion for a month?
Liberal Conspiracy on UK Muslims prouder of gay rights than Christians
Melanie Phillips on Why I left the Spectator
Slate on Has Bachmann Met Her Waterloo?
Youtube on TRAILER: Wikileaks Paraody of Mastercard
The Washington Post on Muslims in America: Readers respond
Muhammad Amin on The importance of speaking proper English
Political Scrapbook on Nick Griffin hopes for “suicide bombing” in House of Commons
The Daily Telegraph on Trevor Phillips wades into debate on religion in modern society
Minority Thought on Peter Hitchens criticises BBC for doing something Mail did too
The BBC on William Hague’s ‘hand of friendship’ for Arab world
Jerome Taylor at The Independent on Baroness Cox: ‘If we ignore wrongs, we condone them’
Yahya Michot at The Muslim World on
Ibn Taymiyya’s “New Mardin Fatwa”. Is genetically modiﬁed Islam (GMI) carcinogenic?
The New Statesman on Come clean, Jon Stewart: you’re an activist, journalist and a comedian
The Independent on Robert Fisk: Words of wisdom from an Irish Renaissance man
The Muslim News on Legal Corner – Refusal to attend Friday prayer not religious discrimination
Comment is Free at The Guardian at on Eco-mosque is another powerful symbol of Islamic ingenuity
The Independent on BBC to show film on Muhammad’s life
Christine Fair at the HP on The Road From Abbottabad Leads to Lame Analysis
Myriam Francois-Cerrah on Freedom from France’s Marianne
Jemima Khan at The Independent on The things you say sound great, Mr President. So why do you end up disappointing us?
Inayat Bungalawala on Prevent-ing Muslim Engagement
Archbishop Cranmer on Thank God for Nick Clegg
The Daily Telegraph on French burka ban descends into farce
The Milli Gazette on Review: An Islamic perspective on Jihad
Press Not Sorry on Mail provides material for EDL (again)
Patheos on Muslim Portal: The Loyalty Test
Engage on Religions and the law
1964 on Is Interest in Catholicism falling online?
Riazat Butt at The Guardian at on Divine dispatches: a religion roundup
The BBC on Nigeria’s pastors ‘as rich as oil barons’
NPR on
9/11 Hate-Crime Victim Seeks To Save His Attacker
The BBC on EDL leader Stephen Lennon faces Blackburn assault charge
Simon Jenkins on Eisenhower’s worst fears came true. We invent enemies to buy the bombs
The Dollar Vigilante on Modern Day Enslavement
Zaneta Denny at The Guardian at on Multiculturalism – the great divide
The BBC on London places of worship get £613,000 for repair works
Politico on
Today, Muslims; tomorrow, you
Anilla Baig at Comment is Free on Where are Britain’s modern mosques?
Myriam Francois-Cerrah on Freedom from France’s Marianne
Amy Sullivan at USAToday on The sharia myth sweeps America
Richard Cohen at The Washington Post on From a Saudi prince, tough talk on America’s favoritism toward Israel
Iesa Galloway at Muslim Matters on RE: CNN “Cain’s message — Muslims need not apply” some thoughts on tactics & strategy for US Muslims
Ekklesia on Religious segregation a major problem in English schools
Craig Murray on Prevent: A Totally Illiberal Strategy
The Deacon’s Bench on Priest cancels planned reading of Quran during mass
The Independent on Muslims call for action against hate crimes
The Guardian on Doctors asked to identify potential terrorists under government plans
The Telegraph on MI6 attacks al-Qaeda in ‘Operation Cupcake’
The Guardian on This much I know: Tony Blair
Video: Fatima Bhutto on Pakistan: Nation on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
Minority Thought on Daily Express lies about ‘our cash’ being spent on French Muslims
Dr Salah Sultan at The Message of Islam at on Methodological Regulations for the Fiqh of Muslim Minorities [Part One]
The BBC on How soldiers deal with the job of killing
Guardian Education on Richard Dawkins heads line-up at private £18,000-a-year university
Heather Laird on The Tragedy of Huma Abedin
CNN US on Muslim weightlifter’s wish to dress modestly triggers debate
Haroon Moghul on Finding Meaning in the Death of a Teacher
Harriet Sherwood at The Guardian on Palestine campaign song generates controversy ahead of release
Samira Shackle at the New Statesman on Professor sparks “Muslim outrage”. Or does he?
The Guardian on David Cameron resigns as patron of the Jewish National Fund
Sunny Hundal at Pickled Politics on Cameron admits Hizb ut-Tahrir can’t be banned
Sohaib Saeed on The Required Response to Feminist Reinterpretations of the Qur’an
Outlaw at on Refusal to allow mosque attendance was not indirect discrimination, rules tribunal
The Guardian on Lib Dems warning to government on big society faith groups
Loonwatch on LW Exclusive: Shocking Video of Geert Wilders Hate Speech on US Soil
The Kuwaiti News Agency on British Muslim scholar says religion still plays important role in European
Engage on More on “inbreeding” and British Muslims
Pickled Politics on EDL’s “Sikh” spokesman Guramit “Singh” has suddenly resigned
Rolling Stone on How Roger Ailes Built the Fox News Fear Factory
Yasir Qadhi at Muslim Matters on Hindsight is 20:20
The BBC on Religion & Sport: do prayers help players?
Mehdi Hasan at Comment is Free on Grameen Bank Woes
Islam in British Stone on Timeline of British Islam
Fareed Zakaria at the Washington Post on Where Netanyahu fails himself and Israel
The BBC on Why are there rules for meeting the Queen?
Loonwatch on LW Exclusive: Shocking Video of Geert Wilders Hate Speech on US Soil
John Esposito at the Huffington Post on Getting It Right About Islam and American Muslims
BBC Magazine on What Paddington tells us about German v British manners
The Economist on Immigration – The French paradox, and the British backlash
Yasir Qadhi at Muslim Matters on Hindsight is 20:20
The BBC on Inside Europe’s biggest Hasidic community
Ummahpulse on Grameen Bank Woes
Mehdi Hasan on Guido, me and the smear of anti-Semitism
Laurie Penny on The rich buying places at university? They already do
The New Statesman on Why Dawkins disappoints
Vanity Fair on Dubai on Empty
The Samosa on The coordinated attack on multiculturalism
BBC Magazine on Obstacles to Middle East peace: Borders and settlements
Mehdi Hasan at The New Statesman on Jewish Chronicle columnist expresses “pleasure” over death of peace activist
Slate Magazine on Is Bin Laden’s “porn” more damning than his terrorism?
Ruth Gledhill on ‘The end is nigh.’ Oxford University, the review of theology faculty and the response
The BBC on Obama Middle East speech in full with analysis
Loonwatch on Rabbi Convicted of Molesting Soldier on Plane, What if he were Muslim?
The Student Journals on INTERVIEWING A LEGEND: ROBERT FISK
The American Civil Liberties Union on Debunking the Mythical “Sharia Threat” to Our Judicial System
The MCB on MCB urges Rt Hon Mr Goves MP to review his decision to exclude Religious Education from the National Curriculum
Tariq Ramadan in The Guardian on The Unimportance of Bin Laden
The Ottawa Citizen on Western culture ‘superior’ to Islam, Dutch politician tells Toronto audience
Mehdi Hasan on Forget Sarah Palin and Donald Trump: Obama needs a challenge from the left
Aerosol Arabic on Defending Multiculturalism
Allahcentric on “Islamophobia: What Muslims Can Do” by Michael Wolfe
Maniac Muslim on America seeks new villain
The New Yorker Magazine on Reality Television & American Culture
XXL Magazine on “The Legacy of Bin Laden” by Immortal Technique
The New Statesman on They voted yellow – but now do they regret it?
The Guardian on Muslim Women: Beyond the Stereotype
Islamophobia Watch on Dawkins ponders anti-Islam alliance with evangelical Christians
The Economist on Sir Henry Cooper: The man who felled Cassius Clay
The Muslim News on UK: Cameron set to proscribe Hizb ut-Tahrir
North Jersey on Area Turks reveal their journeys to the hijab
The Economist on Lawrence of Arabia: Prince of his disorder
The BBC on In pictures: UK’s oldest purpose-built mosque in Woking
Salon on Jews and Muslims united for sharia?
The Arab News on Kingdom rejects BBC claim of Zamzam water contamination
Dallas News on TEXAS FAITH: Why are so many losing their religion?
The Daily Beast on Raymond Davis: The CIA’s Last-Minute Osama Bin Laden Drama
Liberal Conspiracy on Why on earth is Anjem Choudary invited to speak at Hay philosophy festival?
The BBC on Why Newt Gingrich is worth watching
Salon on The Osama Bin Laden Exception
Adrian Hamilton in The Independent on Will the last person to leave the Church of England please turn out the lights
The Political Studies Association on The Alternative Vote Briefing Paper
Johann Hari on If you get the X-Factor, you can get AV
Pickled Politics on EDL’s Guramit Singh admits hating other Asians, ridicules God of Sikhism & Islam
The Independent on Ukip attracts anti-immigrant vote as polite alternative to BNP
Charlie Brooker on Comment is free
The AV campaigners have created a stupidity whirlpool that engulfs any loose molecules of logic
Lester Brown at the Guardian on This will be the Arab world’s next battle
Professor Yahya Michot at OnIslam on Qaradawi’s Anti-Gaddafi Fatwa: Scholarly Analysis
The Guardian on Guantanamo leaks lift lid on world’s most controversial prison
John Esposito in The Guardian on Fear of sharia in Tennessee
Patrick Cockburn at The Independent on Israel may have squandered its last best chance for peace
Karima Hamdan at Ummahpulse on The Great Game: Dictators, Democracy and Deception
Hamza Yusuf on The Importance of Being Ambiguous, Or the Sin Tax of Ignoring Syntax
Travel Weekly on ‘Racist’ visa system costs UK up to £750m a year
The Jewish Chronicle on Jews, Muslims urge Sarkozy to drop Islam debate
Rolling Stone Politics on The Kill Team
The Muslim Council of Britain on The MCB Urges YES to Alternative Vote (AV)
iEngage on Councillor Forced to Apologise to Salma Yaqoob for ‘Damaging’ Slur
The Muslim News on Legal Corner: Muslim employee wins religious discrimination against Muslim employer
Emel Magazine on Search For the Other Half
Richard Peppiatt at The Guardian on A green light for the redtops
Melanie Phillips at The Spectator on A light in the darkness: British Muslims for Israel
Worldwide Religious News on Lawyer says right to religious liberty protects Amish sect’s refusal to use safety triangles on buggies
The Economist on Europe’s Far Right – Pause and Engage
Riazat Butt at The Guardian on Gove – Free schools will not teach creationism
Karima Hamdan at Ummahpulse on Truth and Power
Christianity Today on Priest Pressured to Give Up Muslim Lent
Nine MSN on VIDEO: Hard-liners promote Islamic state in Australia
Samira Ahmed at the 3 Faiths Forums on Do they mean us? Who‘s included and excluded in news coverage and how to make it better
The Evening Standard on Muslim cricket star’s anti-terror video message (with no spin)
Archbishop Cranmer on David Cameron doesn’t ‘want Muslims out of London’; he wants them in Parliament
Miranda Kennedy at the Guardian on Husband, by arrangement
Adam Hamilton at the Huffington Post on
Japan’s Earthquake and the Will of God
Archbishop Cranmer on Eric Pickles ceases ‘sponsorship’ of the Muslim Council of Britain and its associated bodies
Laurie Penny at the New Statesman on Charlie Sheen’s problem with women
Radio Liberty on Hijab Now A Hot Topic In Kazakhstan
Lamppost Productions on The Mardin Fatwa, Caliphate & Free-mixing at Muslim Gatherings
The Economist on Israel’s Jewish identity:
The state we’re in
Hamza Yusuf on Libya
Gary Younge at The Guardian on The multiculturalism the European right fears so much is a fiction – it never existed
Ingrid Mattson on The Peter King Hearings: Let’s Get Serious About Radicalization
The Daily Mail on Poppy-burning Muslim’s father served 14 ‘proud’ years in the Navy
The BBC on Queen Victoria and Abdul: Diaries reveal secrets
The Washington Post on Transcript of the Peter King Hearings on Islam
The BBC on France’s Sarkozy sacks diversity head Dahmane
Miroslav Volf on Muslim Radicalization Hearings: A Political Spectacle That Perpetuates Prejudice
Angry Mob on What kind of person buys the Daily Star?
Engage on
Quilliam Foundation Supporters Urge Government to Give it More Money
Wessex Scene on Islamophobia and the Media: Moazzam Begg’s Visit to Southampton
American Progress on Setting the record straight on Sharia
The Independent on Far-right group ‘to become a political party’
The Archbishop of Canterbury on A truly Islamic state would protect Christians
Charlie Brooker at The Guardian on Caught singing for tyrants? Don’t be embarrassed. Do what 50 Cent does: embrace it
Newsweek on Born-Again Feminism
The Washington Post on Crowd in NYC rallies against hearing on US Muslims
The Guardian on Glenn Beck’s future at Fox News under threat, according to the New York Times

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