Fundamentalisms

مصر: المنظمة العربية لحقوق الإنسان تدين بشدة تفجيرات شرم الشيخ وتعتبرها أعمالاً إجرامية إرهابية

The network Women Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML) extends its deepest condolences to the families of those killed and to those who suffered terrible injuries in the appalling bomb attacks in London on 7 July 2005.

UK: The enemy of my enemy is not my friend!

For those of us living in London, the recent bombings in the British capital brought home the daily violence, the horror and fear of millions of people living in many places around the world.

بوش يعيّن قاضيا محافظا في المحكمة العليا

International: Secularism now

Modern and progressive - social and cultural norms.

UK: Siddiqui tells Muslim conference 'confront extremism'

Dr. Ghayasuddin Siddiqui, leader of the Muslim Parliament, told a Muslim conference in Birmingham, attended by over 3000 people, that they must confront extremism within their ranks if they wished to live in peace in Britain.

Aceh: Sharia law in Aceh only for petty criminals

A young girl falls into a hole and enters a world of confusion and absurdity.

Mondial: Les musulmans du monde entier s'inquiètent à leur tour de l'islam radical

Les habitants de plusieurs pays musulmans, dans le sillage de l'opinion publique occidentale, commencent à s'inquiéter de l'islam radical, selon un sondage réalisé à grande échelle réalisé par un centre de recherche américain, le Pew Research Center.

Dagestan: No rights for sharia wives

WLUML is sharing this article because of the important links it reveals between events in Daghestan and faraway Canada where the extreme Right within the Muslim community has attempted to introduce separate laws for Muslims.

International: For London

A letter to London, written on July 7, 2005.