Several years ago, I happened to pass by a copy of the Muslim News at the local masjid that featured a story about a Muslim delegation that was invited to the House of Commons on the occasion of Eid. Ah, Muslims finally making their way into the corridors of power, I thought.
Posts Tagged ‘interfaith dialogue’
Church of England Bishop Attacks Muslims – Again!
January 11th, 2008 
admin With clockwork regularity, senior bishops in the Church of England seem to have been lining up one after the other in recent years to attack the Muslim community in Britain. Every time they do so, the response from Muslim voices stressing the extensive damage this kind of rhetoric does to community cohesion seems to fall [...]
Interfaith at ISNA
September 18th, 2007 admin “The time has come to stand up to the opportunists in our midst – the media figures, religious leaders, and politicians who demonize Muslims and bash Islam, exploiting the fears of their fellow citizens for their own purposes…
What About the “War” on British Muslims?
July 13th, 2007 admin This week people in Britain marked the second anniversary of the 7/7 bombing of the London Underground whilst the media remained saturated with details of failed attacks in Glasgow and London, new threats from Al-Qaeda and the sentencing of three Muslim boys to 40 years in jail for terrorist offences.
Interfaith Healer?
May 14th, 2007 admin “He may want to build bridges between the world religions, but the fact is he has already burned them.”
Where’s FIFA When You Need Them?
May 12th, 2007 admin
Posted in Islamic Affairs 
Tags: football, integration, interfaith dialogue, Norway, Where's FIFA When You Need Them? 
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