Christians Under Attack

CAIRO, Egypt: An Egyptian Muslim who converted to Christianity has gone into hiding, facing death threats after he launched an attempt to get official recognition of his change of religion, an unprecedented step in this conservative Islamic nation.

Author's note: This interview is part one in a series based on my interview with Richard Thompson, president and general counsel of the Thomas More Law Center, an organization dedicated to providing legal representation without charge to defend and protect Christians and their religious beliefs in the public square.

9:72: “Allah hath promised men and women, Gardens under which rivers flow, to dwell therein, and beautiful mansions in Gardens of everlasting bliss. But the greatest bliss is the good Pleasure of Allah: that is the supreme felicity.”

Punjab: after 10 years of work for a landlord who beat him and his family, Sadiq Masih quits; but his employer is unforgiving. The victim’s lawyer warns: Sadiq’s assassins are now threatening his entire family and those who help organise his funeral

GAZA CITY — The Hamas regime is pressing Christians to convert to Islam, officials here said.

Lawyers for Adel Fawzi and Peter Ezzat say security officers arrested the two at their homes in Cairo on Wednesday. Police sources confirmed the arrests. Fawzi and Ezzat are senior members of

(WorldNetDaily.com )A human rights organization given special consultative status by the United Nations wants a U.S. judge to make an order halting a Christian man's deportation to Egypt permanent – because

Khar (Bajaur Agency), 8 August (AKI/DAWN) - A nationwide polio vaccination campaign was suspended in the Pakistani tribal area

The lone congressman of war-torn Basilan has revealed 80 percent of Muslims in Mindanao are “sympathetic” to the

Junior schoolchildren were told to copy lines of a Muslim prayer - for handwriting practice.

(worldnetdaily.com) Cambridge University Press has defaulted on a libel suit filed against it by a Saudi billionaire, issuing an apology, agreeing to pay court fees and damages and agreeing to destroy all unsold copies of a 2006 book by two American authors...