A Lonely Guy's Warning
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Channel: Wrath0fKhan · 2013 · People & Blogs
The Atlantic Monthly's Jeffrey Goldberg says King Abdullah is warning the U.S. of the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood. CNN's Jake Tapper reports. Would you like to know more? EU opens new phase in Turkey membership bid talks (BBC, June 30, 2016) http://bbc.in/298zQbw Erdoğan to prevent Turkey from being turned into ‘a vegetarian lion’ (hurryiet, May 11, 2016) http://bit.ly/1UT8whU AKP gears up for constitutional package on ‘partisan president’ system (hurryiet, May 11, 2016) http://bit.ly/1NqGSXZ How Washington Got Turkey's Dictator So Wrong (bloomberg, Mar 30, 2016) http://bv.ms/22SCyaU Monarch in the Middle http://theatln.tc/1GvmhJb Why women are less free 10 years after the invasion of Iraq (CNN, March 18, 2013) http://bit.ly/ZE317t "...women are no longer guaranteed equal treatment under one law in terms of marriage, divorce, inheritance and custody ... the Family Statutes Law, has been replaced one giving religious and tribal leaders the power to regulate family affairs in the areas they rule in accordance with their interpretation of religious laws. This not only is making women more vulnerable, it is giving women from various sects (Sunni/Shia) or religion (Muslim/Christian) different legal treatments on the same issues. Economically, women have gone from..." Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says UN document on violence against women violates Islamic rules (WP March 13, 2013) http://bit.ly/ZRIWJf "Egypt's MB sharply criticized an anticipated UN document on combatting violence against women, saying on Wednesday that it was "deceitful," clashed with Islamic principles and undermined family values ... According to the MB ... the draft under discussion advocates sexual freedoms for women and the right to abortion "under the guise of sexual and reproductive rights." In its strongly worded statement, the MB also decried the document's defense of homosexual rights, which are not recognized in Islam..." Bundeswehr 'bullied' by Turkish troops (thelocal, March 3, 2013) http://bit.ly/VXc5EU "German troops deployed on the Turkish-Syrian border are being badly treated by their Turkish hosts and NATO partners, a government report said over the weekend. A majority of the 400 German troops sent to Turkey in December as part of a NATO mission deploying Patriot anti-aircraft missiles to defend the Syrian border said Turkish soldiers did not treat them as welcome guests... Not only that, but the soldiers often felt they were being persecuted by the Turkish army on purpose, according to a report presented to parliament on Friday. Cooperation between the Bundeswehr soldiers and local forces is "overwhelmingly perceived as problematic," wrote parliamentary commissioner..." Turkey: 17,000 new mosques built under Erdogan (ansamed, Feb 19, 2013) http://bit.ly/15xpl7a "Some 17,000 new mosques have been built during Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan's 10 years of leadership, Milliyet reports. In the same period the amount of public schools has remained at 32,000 while the number of mosques has jumped from 76,000 to 93,000. Turkey's secular opposition has accused Erdogan of having a ''secret plan'' to re-Islamisize the nation. Erdogan recently announced the construction of a new mega-mosque in Istanbul which will ''be seen from every corner of the Bosphorus'' and will have..." OIC gears up to get denigration of religions criminalized (saudigazette, Feb 18, 2013) http://bit.ly/133iX88 "Getting the go-ahead from the Cairo Islamic Summit, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation has been actively trying to get the denigration of religions recognized as a criminal offense ... "Next session of the Istanbul Process on Islamophobia will be held in the first half of this year, and the session will squarely focus on the issue of criminalizing denigration of religions," said Sheikh, director of cultural affairs at the OIC ... Sheikh underscored the need for transposition of the international law to domestic one to effectively combat Islamophobia, which is a contemporary manifestation of racism mainly targeting Islam and Muslims. He said the OIC seeks establishment of an international observatory..." Tunisia's young 'General' sees future in sharia (DW, Feb 13, 2013) http://bit.ly/Z9IyLy "Feted by the western media for penning the unofficial anthem of the Arab Spring, rap star El General believes the changes must go further. He is one of a number of young Tunisian "revolutionaries" calling for sharia law ... "Ennahda, the party in power, is more political than religious and this is what is disappointing." Under President Ben Ali, Islam - both as a religion and as part of political life - was repressed. Now the country is experiencing a religious renaissance that is deeply divisive ... "Sharia is a whole world," he says. "In sharia there is law and science. There are scientists from all over the world who have found answers in the Koran ... Sharia is the one solution.""
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