Libyan rebel chief warns Egypt over pro-Qaddafi TV
Abdullah Naker, the commander of Tripoli’s Revolutionist Council, said Egypt’s Nilesat satellite broadcaster had allowed Muammar Qaddafi's official Al Jamahiriya station to broadcast last week.
Egypt risks losing military Aid
The raids fell under a wider campaign by Egypt’s military rulers to silence dissent after months of criticism of its human rights record, according to analysts.
Egypt Muslims, Christians clash over cartoon
a group of Muslims set fire to a shop owned by the student’s father in a nearby village and another group burned Christian homes in another neighboring village and clashed with its residents.
Fifteen killed in car bomb in southwest Pakistan
A car bomb exploded in front of the house of the son of a former federal minister, Naseer Mengal, on Friday
Thousands of Islamists demonstrate in Jordan calling for reform
Islamists, youths and tribesmen, marched from al-Husseini mosque in central Amman to the nearby city hall
Egypt’s democracy activists fear wider clampdown
Military and judiciary officials said the groups were suspected of funneling foreign funds to foment protests and instability and “influence public opinion in non-peaceful ways.” The groups and other rights organizations dismissed the accusations as an attempt to taint the broader revolution.
Egypt’s military rulers vow to protect churches in Coptic celebrations
Dozens of Coptic youth staged a protest inside Saint Mark’s Coptic Orthodox Cathedral on Friday against Pope Shenouda’s invitation to Salafis and the Muslim Brotherhood to attend the Christmas Eve Mass on Jan. 7, Egypt’s state-run al-Ahram daily said on its website Friday.
Al-Qaeda trying to recruit fighters in Libya
Following the collapse of Qaddafi’s regime in the face of an armed rebellion and a NATO-led air campaign, Western governments have voiced concern about violent extremists trying to exploit instability in the country or getting their hands on surface-to-air missiles.
Afghan Child Bride Tortured
Child bride is normal in Islamic society and allowed by Islamic law.
Islam and the Enemies of America: Interview with Clare M. Lopez
Unfortunately, the United States has failed over a period of many decades to extend meaningful support to the voices of democracy in the Muslim world, and especially in the Muslim Middle East.