Christians Under Attack

A campaign against “non-Muslim dress” is under way in the Iraqi city, targeting mainly women and Christians. Flyers dictate that women should wear a headscarf, that men and women cannot sit next to each other and that soap is forbidden, because “it did not exist in Muhammad’s time”. We report the misery of Christians and an appeal of Patriarch Delly for fasting and prayer

Picture and message leave church leaders scratching their heads(tennessean.com)

Bashir Ahmad Tantray left  Islam around 10 years ago. Very active in social projects and evangelization, he was murdered by two strangers in broad daylight.

(WorldNetDaily.com )In a special ceremony, the Pentagon recently promoted a Wahhabi-trained Muslim chaplain who catered to al-Qaida detainees at Guantanamo and fought to establish the first mosque in Marine Corps history

Two Christian pastors found to have vilified Muslims under Victoria's religious hatred law won their appeal and hailed the decision as a victory for free speech.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the terrorism conviction of five Muslim teenagers accused of plotting to disrupt a central Russian city's millennial celebration last year, a local news agency reported

CWNews.com –ISTANBUL (Compass Direct News) – In a year that saw eight violent attacks on Christians in Turkey and widespread uproar over a papal speech deemed derogatory to Islam, many Turkish Catholics worried that Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to their

People are familiar with Islam’s classification of the world into the Dar-ul-Solh—the house of peace, meaning the house of Islam—and the Dar-ul-Harb—the house of war, meaning the house of non-Islam. Ironically, the self-proclaimed house of peace, from its early years, has waged war against

Consider this title a report to the attorney general, or call for the National Council of Human Rights, or a call to all official and non official councils, consider it a cry of protest and anger to all tolerant Christians who are characterized by “love and wisdom”. Whom I would like to ask

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (UPI) -- Five of six Muslim imams who were taken off a US Airways flight in Minneapolis last month want an out-of-court from the airline for the ordeal.