Radicalisation

How Did Richard Dart Become a Terrorist?

Azeem Ibrahim | Posted 26.04.2013 | UK Politics
Azeem Ibrahim

Radicalisation of Muslim youth can no longer be seen as an isolated UK problem when it is funded by wealthy Wahhabis who are continuously supporting groups to further their ideology. It is clear that Wahhabism isn't Islam - it is a cult movement which uses Islamic terminology and has hijacked the religion using Saudi petro-dollars.

Anti-Radicalisation Scheme 'Stopped 500 Would-Be Terrorists'

PA | Posted 26.03.2013 | UK

More than 500 would-be terrorists have received support through a £3 million-a-year Government scheme designed to protect people at risk from radical...

FOSIS Dodge the Issue of Campus Radicalisation Once Again

Rupert Sutton | Posted 17.04.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Rupert Sutton

Accusing your opponents of demagoguery and scaremongering is one of the oldest political tricks in the book, yet the facts simply do not add up here. FOSIS claim that the community they represent is being unfairly demonised yet they organise events with extremists and refuse to engage with organisations like ourselves when we contact them.

Empowering the Moderate Muslim Majority is our Greatest Weapon Against Al Qaeda

Humza Yousaf | Posted 17.09.2011 | UK Politics
Humza Yousaf

A war on any noun is usually one doomed to failure; so far the war on terror is not proving to be the exception to the rule and probably the reason why the term has been dropped by the Obama administration. While those in the East suffer the most from the rise in Al-Qaeda inspired terrorism, those in the West are also constantly at risk. As the tenth anniversary of 9/11 looms closer perhaps it is a good time to reflect and evaluate the effectiveness of our approach in tackling this threat. Only with the Muslim community leading from the front will we defeat this scourge of global terror and replace hate with hope.