Tunisia’s Salafists try to ride revolutionary wave
Visible again on the streets of Tunis and other major cities, the Salafists’ new assertiveness has led to a number of more or less violent clashes.
Egyptian Muslims Congratulate Soldier for Killing Coptic Man
“This is the real Egyptian army.”
Thousands of Egyptians march in Cairo’s Tahrir square for Copt’s funeral
Egyptian Coptic Christians chanting pro-Christian slogans during the funeral for victims of sectarian clashes, in Cairo, Egypt, Oct. 10, 2011.
Catholic leader in Egypt says government ‘doesn’t give a damn’
Fr. Rafic Greiche made the remarks Monday (Oct. 10) in an English-language interview with Vatican Radio.
Only One Jewish Resident Left in Afghanistan
Now, the latest State Department Report on International Religious Freedomsays: “There is one known Jewish Afghan” left in the country, “only one known Jewish resident.”
Maid held for casting “spell” on family
The employer of the maid in the southern mountainous town of Bisha told members of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice that he had noticed a drastic change in the behavior of his family members
Nobel Peace panel stands behind Muslim Brotherhood winner
Karman, 32 and a mother of three, is a leading member of Islah (Reform), Yemen’s main opposition movement.
Grapel to be Released ‘Within Hours’
Egyptian media reports that accused spy Ilan Grapel will be released 'within hours' in exchange for prisoners.
Muslim Persecution of Christians: September, 2011
Egypt: Muslims threatened Christians near Aswan for fixing a dilapidated church, even though it was authorized, demanding that the church not have a cross, dome, bells, or even be called a "church";
Nigerian Man Pleads Guilty in Qaeda Plane Bombing Case
Mr. Abdulmutallab read a statement that he had written saying that his behavior may have violated American law but that it was in keeping with Muslim law, and that his efforts to harm Americans were retribution for American acts around the world.