Christians Under Attack

Toyota Motor Corp.'s financial arm plans to sell Islamic bonds worth as much as 1 billion ringgit ($311 million) in Malaysia to raise funds for its automobile leasing and loan business there

Area Muslims bent on driving Christian expansion from northern part of country.

Jordan (MNN) ― A Jordanian man has fled to Europe and applied for asylum there after being asked to renounce his Christian faith, according to a Voice of the Martyrs Canada report. 40-year-old Mohammad Abbad was attacked by

Talk about delusions of grandeur.... On May 2 on Hamas' Al-Aqsa Television, former Jordanian Minister Ali Al-Faqir vows to conquer Spain and Rome and declares that America and the EU will soon come to (Click more to watch the video)

(ANSAmed) - CAIRO, MAY 5 - No more alcohol in the British pub at the Cairo Grand Hyatt, where zealous employees last week threw in the Nile alcohol worth almost a million euro. Saudi Arabian Sheikh Abdel Aziz Ibrahim, owner of the Hotel, banned alcohol prompting the

It is interesting to note that CAIR director Nihad Awad will soon be sharing center stage in a major conference with Mohammad Akram al-Adlouni, the probable author of the most damning documents made public during the Holy Land Foundation trial.

Pakistani Taliban have asked the people in the tribal region of Bajur to grow beard within two months or face punishment, locals said on Monday.

Almost one quarter of Turkish and Moroccan parents in Rotterdam are married to a relative. The National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) writes this in a study commissioned by the Health Ministry.

Shelter's new site won't help the homeless  ..I wish to respond to David Prather's April 23 Times column, "A horrifying way to debate an issue."

Following are excerpts from a public address delivered by Indian cleric Ashraf Mohamedy, which aired on Peace TV on April 22, 2008: Ashraf Mohamedy: There are two twin sisters who are equally identical and equally good looking, and they are walking down the street. At

Muslim rebels have forced hundreds of mainly Christian families off their farms in the southern Philippines, escalating tensions in the region ahead of the withdrawal of Malaysian peace monitors next week.