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Europe's angry young Muslims

published by Beast on 7 March, 2006 - 18:11

[size=18]Europe's angry young Muslims [/size]

[b]Europe is home to a new generation of alienated young Muslims whose anger may turn to radicalism, the BBC's Islamic affairs analyst Roger Hardy finds in new three-part series.

Part one looks at the root causes of last year's London bombings and Paris riots. [/b]

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Shamsul Gani sits in his home, in the northern English city of Leeds, a proud father cradling his six-month-old son.

CONCEPT OF CITIZENSHIP - City Circle

published by Beast on 16 February, 2006 - 14:34

[size=15][b]CONCEPT OF CITIZENSHIP[/b][/size]

Speaker [b]Professor Tariq Ramadan[/b]

[b]Wednesday 22 February 2006 [/b]
6.45 pm – 8.30 pm

Small Meeting Room, Friends House, 173-177 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BJ
£5 payable at the door. Current volunteers for any of the City Circle community projects will be allowed free entry.

Join us for this month's City Circle lecture by Tariq Ramadan, Visiting Professor at Oxford University, on the need for reform within Islam. This month we will be looking at the concept of citizenship.

Abu Hamza jailed

published by Beast on 7 February, 2006 - 16:08

[size=18]Abu Hamza jailed for seven years [/size]

[b]Controversial Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri has been jailed for seven years after he was found guilty of inciting murder and race hate. [/b]

Abu Hamza, 47, who preached at Finsbury Park Mosque, London, was found guilty of 11 of the 15 charges he faced.

He was sentenced to seven years to run concurrently for eight counts and 21 months for the others. He has already been in jail since May 2004.

US authorities are seeking the cleric's extradition for terror-related matters.

Politicising the Quran

published by Beast on 27 January, 2006 - 12:39

Have a look at [url= pic[/url].

This man is holding open the Quran at a Hamas rally celebrating the party's election victory.

This 'gesture' is made in an Al Qaeda video too. One person holds the Quran open and a few other people hold klashnikovs in front of the Quran.

Muslim Brotherhood members do this also.

1971 Pakistani Massacre Of Bengalis

published by Beast on 24 January, 2006 - 17:42

"(*_Shazan" wrote:
I’m on a temporary ban for making a racial slur against a fellow Muslim, In my opinion I am at fault but it wasn’t racist but the moderators have to enforce the forum rules, I’ll let you decide if this is racist:

Are you capable of having a debate without throwing insult’s?

Oh wait you must be Punjabi!
Cray 2

You ranted against Punjabis did ya?

Did you talk about yourself in the third person too?

[b]EDIT: SPLIT FROM "MIND YOUR OWN BUISNESS" THREAD[/b]

Zaki Badawi 1922-2006

published by Beast on 24 January, 2006 - 15:05

Loss of a great schlolar, Dr Zaki Badawi

Assalamu 'Alaykum

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un (To God we belong and to Him is our Return).

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing away of Dr Zaki Badawi, Principal of the Muslim College, this morning.

"Dr Badawi was a great scholar of Islam and has made a huge contribution to the Muslim community, and his demise will be a great loss to all the communities.

IslamExpo 6-9 July 2006

published by Beast on 23 January, 2006 - 18:37

[i][b]IslamExpo[/b][/i] is a unique celebration of the dynamism, diversity and depth of Islamic culture, history, civilisation and faith. This event, which we hope will become annual, is the first of its kind ever to take place in Britain and Europe and is thus historic in every sense of the word.

Hosted in the picturesque Alexandra Palace, with stunning views across the city of London, it is certain to attract a large and diverse audience from all ages and walks of life.

For four consecutive days, our visitors will be inspired and entertained through a vast array of:

* Exquisite exhibitions
* Interactive activities
* Films
* Live concerts
* Book fairs
* Lectures
* Workshops and much more.

Festival of Muslim Cultures

published by Beast on 23 January, 2006 - 11:02

[size=18]The Festival of Muslim Cultures[/size]

[url= Festival of Muslim Cultures[/url] begins in January 2006 and continues into July 2007.

The events that are being programmed into the Festival year are chosen because they are the best of the arts from the Muslim world, both contemporary and historical. Also because they portray diversity and plurality, giving Muslims living in Britain greater pride in their cultures and a true sense of belonging to Britain.

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