Jihad

'Terror Plotters' Planned To Send Toy Car Bomb Into Territorial Army Centre

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 15.04.2013 | UK

Luton terror plotters discussed sending a toy car carrying a bomb under the gates of a Territorial Army centre, based upon instructions in an al Qaida...

Topless in the Country of Hijab?

Inna Shevchenko | Posted 17.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Inna Shevchenko

So, sisters, (I prefer to talk to women anyway, even knowing that behind them are bearded men with knives). You say to us that you are against Femen, but we are here for you and for all of us, as women are the modern slaves and it's never a question of colour of skin.

Topless Jihad Day: Femen's War On Islam Is Underway

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 08.04.2013 | UK

UPDATE 'Sisters, Until The Moment There Are No Stones, Bullets Or Blood In Your Religion, We Will Fight It': Inna Shevchenko Pens a Full Response To...

Topless Jihad Day: Femen Declare War On Islam Warning 'Our Tits Are Deadlier Than Your Stones'

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 10.04.2013 | UK

UPDATE 'Femen Are True Feminists But They Have Insulted Muslims': Topless Tunisian Activist Amina Tyler Speaks'Sisters, Until The Moment There Are N...

Topless Jihad!

Inna Shevchenko | Posted 26.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Inna Shevchenko

The fate of the Femen Tunisia activist Amina Tyler has shaken up and united thousands of women across the globe. Amina's act of civil disobedience has brought down upon her the lethal hatred of inhuman beasts, for whom killing a woman is more natural than recognising her right to do as she pleases with her own body.

Mali: Why the Hardest Part Is Yet to Come

Imad Mesdoua | Posted 22.04.2013 | UK Politics
Imad Mesdoua

As Mali's northern provinces become more secure, Islamist militants will increasingly engage in targeted attacks, using asymmetric warfare to test international troops and regain the upper hand.

Ashes of Hama: A Key Insight Into the Current Conflict

Tam Hussein | Posted 02.04.2013 | UK Politics
Tam Hussein

For several weeks in February 1982, Assad's forces crushed a revolt lead by a splinter group of the Muslim Brotherhood. In twenty one days the regime killed an estimated 40, 000 lives. Raphaёl Lefèvre's Ashes of Hama tries to understand its significance and suggests that the current uprising must be viewed through the prism of this massacre.

Al-Qaeda After Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?

Tam Hussein | Posted 13.03.2013 | UK Politics
Tam Hussein

A combination of US foreign policy interests, the sheer emotiveness of 9/11 and misinformation has meant that there are still many questions unanswered about 9/11 and AQ.

Religion, Poor Leadership Remain at Heart of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Dan Ehrlich | Posted 15.01.2013 | UK
Dan Ehrlich

The fact remains that Israel is in a rather unique, almost no-win situation. It's the only country in the world surrounded by other countries seeking its destruction.

Imran Khan Visits 14-Year-Old Girl Shot By Taliban

The Huffington Post UK | Christopher York | Posted 08.11.2012 | UK

Imran Khan, the Pakistani cricket star turned politician, has caused outrage by claiming that the Taliban are fighting a 'holy war' justified by Islam...

Travelling Through a Neglected Region at War

Charity Knight | Posted 08.12.2012 | UK Politics
Charity Knight

"You went to Guwahati? We have been told by the government that people from the north eastern states aren't allowed to visit Guwahati." Ending up in...

Extradition: A Victory for Terror

Dr. Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed | Posted 25.11.2012 | UK Politics
Dr. Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed

Extradition, in other words, does nothing for the fight against terrorism. On the contrary, it is a self-serving red-herring designed to conceal the dubious systemic failures of British and American security agencies from public knowledge, while vindicating their unaccountable powers to override the rule of law.

Hate Video, Muslim Protests and Dignified Response

Muhammad Abdul Bari | Posted 17.11.2012 | UK Politics
Muhammad Abdul Bari

Emotion is running high. Anti-American anger may jeopardise the sensitive and volatile relationship between America and the newly-emerging democracies in the Arab world, so recently birthed during the Arab Spring.

Come on Terrorists, Play Fair

Ian Watson | Posted 23.01.2012 | UK
Ian Watson

Carlos the Jackal, the notorious terrorist and assassin of the latter part of the last century, hasn't got a nail clipper and he's peeved. It's mainly...

Another 9/11 Unlikely; Al Qaeda is doomed

Nehad Ismail | Posted 10.11.2011 | UK
Nehad Ismail

Bin Laden doesn't belong to the Twitter and Face book generation. He is obsolete and his ideas don't appeal to anyone except the most narrow-minded fanatics who are a very small minority. He caused the death of thousands of Muslims.

Ten Lessons From the Arab Uprisings

Ghaffar Hussain | Posted 18.09.2011 | UK
Ghaffar Hussain

French scholar and expert on contemporary Islam, Jean-Pierre Filiu, has a new book due to be published called 'The Arab Revolution - Ten Lessons From The Democratic Uprising'. The book, has the title suggests, draws ten important conclusions from the recent upheavals in the MENA region.