Qaeda chief tells Saudi prince to expel non-Muslims
Al-Qaeda remains very active in neighbouring Yemen, where the Saudi and Yemeni franchises of Al-Qaeda joined forces under the banner of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Al-Qaeda remains very active in neighbouring Yemen, where the Saudi and Yemeni franchises of Al-Qaeda joined forces under the banner of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
..who later attacked him with acid, for non-compliance with Ramadan. Five Christians vs. 150 Muslims – Just the kind of odds RoP adherents like:
Under centuries of Muslim and Crusader rule, Jews were prohibited from, or limited in their access to, the city’s holy sites.
The Ground Zero Mosque’s finances should be a problem for everyone, supporters and opponents.
we will demand that Algerian authorities hand them over to Libya to be tried before Libyan courts.”
Iraqi officials say al Qaeda has resurfaced in former strongholds and is still capable of carrying out large-scale attacks despite losing top leaders and its geographical reach across Iraq
“The strength of faith is never measured by how loud the calls for prayers are and mosques that do not use microphones still do their religious job.”
“It’s a multidimensional investigation so that a complete stop can be put to these incidences,” said police spokesman Yemi Ajayi. “Boko Haram is still part of what we are looking at.”
Among the dead were Khaled al-Fahdawi, an MP from western Anbar province allied with the Sunni-backed Iraqiya bloc, he said. Elderly men and children were also among the casualties
Former Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi's son Khamis has reportedly been killed in an air strike south of Tripoli.