Articles"Muslim Camp" draws teens to combat extremism"Any killer of a non-Muslim citizen, he will go to hell. Those who are committing terroristic acts from Pakistan and Afghanistan and claiming it is jihad -- they do not know what jihad is. It is forbidden. There will not be janna (paradise) for them," he hollers, to shouts of approval from his listeners. 'Ideas are the best' weaponsMohammed Tahir ul-Qadri launches 'intellectual war' on terrorism with sermons on peace and tolerance. "I have, you can say, announced an intellectual and spiritual war against extremism and terrorism. I believe this is the time to stand up for moderate Islamic scholars who believe in peace." 
Open Heart Surgery (Al Hidayah 2005)Setting off from London Islamic Cultural Centre we were about to embark on our spiritual journey of Al Hidaya camp 2005, on our quest for thirst of knowledge. And in search of classical and authentic teachings of our beloved Rasul (saw). 
Meeting to combat radical IslamA conference which aims to promote the moderate and spiritual aspects of Islam is getting under way in Oxfordshire. The Al Hidayah, which is being held in Heythrop Park Hotel near Chipping Norton this year, will be attended by 600 young people from across the UK. 
My Fatwa against the terrorists' creedI have been compelled to issue a fatwa – a comprehensive theological refutation of Islamist terrorism – because of what has been happening in Pakistan over the past year. Terrorists are bombing mosques during Friday prayers, they are burning schools, killing women. |
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