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Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Friday, 30 May 2014
NI: Muslims accept Robinson's apology
Belfast Telegraph, Muslims accept Robinson's apology " Muslim representatives in Northern Ireland said tonight that they have received and accepted an apology from Stormont First Minister Peter Robinson in the wake of controversial remarks he made about members of the Islamic faith."
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Belfast
'Islamic Democracy'
OnIslam, UK Muslims Highlight Islamic Democracy, 30 May 2014 “Muslims should take part in voting and the political process,” Shahid Mursaleen, spokesman for Minhaj-ul-Quran, told Newham Recorder on Friday, May 30.
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east London,
Minhaj ul-Quran,
Newham,
politics
Wednesday, 28 May 2014
Literary musings ...
BBC News, First There Was The Word "Author Yasmin Hai combines personal storytelling with journalistic analysis exploring British Muslim fiction, memoir, readerships and publishing and the forging of a literary 'Islamic gaze'." hopefully this will be repeated
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radio
NI Presbyterian Moderator reacts to anti-Islam remarks
BBC News, Presbyterian moderator condemns James McConnell's Islam remarks, 28 May 2014 "The moderator of the Presbyterian Church has criticised remarks made by an evangelical preacher who described Islam as "heathen" and "satanic"."
Tuesday, 27 May 2014
Welsh youngsters learn to rethink racism
Guardian, Welsh youngsters learn to rethink racism, 27 May 2014 "The white men on the screen are shouting, fists jabbing the air. "Allah, Allah, who the **** is Allah?" and "If you all hate Pakis, clap your hands". The young people watching are silent, serious. "It's embarrassing," they say afterwards. "They are making us all look bad."
The men in the film are from the Welsh Defence League – a spin-off of the far-right English Defence League – and the teenagers watching them are taking part in the Think Project, a three-day course aimed at stopping young white people in south Wales from getting involved in far-right extremism."
I've edited the quote. It's an interesting project. Details are here:
Think Project
The download of their report is here
The men in the film are from the Welsh Defence League – a spin-off of the far-right English Defence League – and the teenagers watching them are taking part in the Think Project, a three-day course aimed at stopping young white people in south Wales from getting involved in far-right extremism."
I've edited the quote. It's an interesting project. Details are here:
Think Project
The download of their report is here
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Arson attack
iEngage, Muslim centre in Birmingham burnt down in arson attack, 21 May 2014
"ITV News and the Birmingham Mail report on a suspected racially motivated arson attack on a Muslim arts centre in Birmingham."
"ITV News and the Birmingham Mail report on a suspected racially motivated arson attack on a Muslim arts centre in Birmingham."
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Birmingham
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