Christians Under Attack

BERLIN - The number of Islamist extremists based in Germany increased slightly last year but the country faces far lower threat of terrorist attacks than states which took part in the Iraq war, an official report said Monday.

FEDERAL Attorney-General Philip Ruddock has warned against rushing into strengthening the Government's sedition laws to ban controversial texts in Muslim bookshops.

Saudi Arabia's public schools have long been cited for demonizing the West as well as Christians, Jews and other "unbelievers." But after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 -- in which 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudis -- that was all supposed to change.

A SENIOR member of an Islamic organisation linked to Al-Qaeda is funding his activities through the kidnapping of Christian children who are sold into slavery in Pakistan.

Experts fear new conflicts after a study published this week showed most Germans doubt the Western and Islamic worlds can peacefully coexist. Mistrust of the 3 million Muslims living in Germany appears to be growing.

The family of Medhat Aziz Ibrahim,  from Kafr Selim, Behira Governorate in Egypt. Medhat, who is a Copt, has been arrested by the state security services about 6 weeks ago,  his family has no contact with him since then. They were told that he is not allowed any visits, and they are not allowed to know his whereabouts.(watch video inside) sorry its arabic only

Following are excerpts from an interview with Muhammad Abd Al-Fattah, deputy chairman of the Egyptian parliamentary Committee for Defense and National Security, which aired on Ein TV on May 2, 2006.

WASHINGTON: A recent survey has found that Muslim states seek access to most sex-related websites and Pakistan tops the list.

The survey by Google has revealed that among the top 10 countries searching sex related sites, six were Muslims, reports the Daily Times.

The Hoover City Council voted 6-1 to approve the Birmingham Islamic Society's plans to turn a church into a mosque and family life center during a Monday meeting that at times sounded like a referendum on the religion

British officials are shocked (not "shocked! shocked!," but really shocked) to find out that young Muslims are learning "radical teaching" in their university courses on Islam.