the notion, you can be a salafi but not muslim. dr. aser-rahim: if you look at if you go to philadelphia now, just an example. and everyone has -- the identity of a long beard, this is very much a fad going back 10 years ago, five years ago, and probably still in place now. that beard comes from the influence of salafi thoughts in america, in philadelphia, east orange, new jersey, are two locations, that now is just part of popular culture in urban society, people having a big beard. that comes from the influence of a very salafi framing of the world that has nothing to do in the contemporary context, it's hard to distinguish it being one and the same but you can see the influence. but, no, absolutely. i think throughout the u.s., the salafi, i should say wahhabi textbooks have been part and parcel of many mosques and things are shifting. peter: you're part of an organization called quilliam. what is that named after and what is the purpose of the organization? dr. fraser-rahim: abdullah quilliam first converted to islam in the u.k., in

to havet name became -- a muslim name became a of pride. if you thought about islam as an african american contacts, islamic teachers took on something in the coal troll context. -- culturaltrunk context. that is what needs to happen now. i can point to the legacy of the early 60's legacy of muslims. what i am interested in, and thinking a lot about, what is the legacy now? would we think of african-american muslims, folks in the past and see how their culture spread and impacted the broader society. what about now? these are things we are things we're thinking about as we engage youth, and pop culture. i think islam is cool. i think it is really cool, and there are aspects of it that should be wrapped up in a very positive way to fit the needs of the broader community. african-american community and the broader community in general. i think that is a good thing. peter: just behind the doctor. i am kim russell. quick question, comparing the african-american muslim experience to those abroad. do you think the reason extremism never

have they ever talk to a muslim counterterrorism person? people who areicancy c.b.e.? ve they dealt with someone who f.b.i. andith the understands about these nuance.t issues, that i think that is a key thing we need, more exposure. if you have exposure to someone the radical on side, who has been radicalized certain ideas, if you're not exposed to them, how are you going to understand it? we have to get away from trying to prove our positions. we want our organization to get points. engage and learn. my thought at the end of the day, i'll end with a quote that think is appropriated, which is, in terms of why aren't people, why don't we have these forums and learn about these experiences. i will quote the doughboy from movie "boyz n the hood." "either they don't know, they don't show, or they don't care." we have to really put that to people. do we really want to solve this what's, engage and show going on? or just be with ourselves and prove our point? that is what we have to address. peter: i want to thank both of you gentlemen for an interesting and illuminating conv

i know it's scary, but they're proposing punish a muslim day. day, trevor. e day. ( laughter ) that's 364 days less than normal. i take that as a w, all right? folks, eyes here -- april 3, we all stay home, amazon prime everything we need, catch up on pinky blinders, walk outside april 4, boom! islamophobia done! ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: no, hasan, i hear what you're saying, but, still, you have to admit that flier is offensive. >> i'm used to the hatred and bigotry but you know what does offend me? the shitty graphic design. come on, the weird fonts, the random underlining. are you pushing a race war or bingo night at a nursing home? i don't know. if you're going to be racist step your game up. your poster looks horrible. the only part of muslims you're punishing is our eyes, okay? it's not just the garage sale flier design that upsets me. i'm even more offended by the point system. >> the letter calling for an attack on muslims on april 3 offers a reward for attackers from 10 points for verbal abuse, 50 points for throwing acid. 1,000 points for

this elderly man asked clive to mediate he says his wife his head on a severe breach on muslim family he wants clive to put his wife in her place with. many families and easily live in just one room in miserable conditions this family is no exception of the. idea. a young woman is the man's wife her side of the story is quite different from months her elderly husband has not provided for her or his children from various other relationships. the discussion begins to take a different turn clive is clearly on the side of the woman and children. that they have not eaten for days clive says the father must immediately provide food for the family and pay the overdue rent then he should pack as bags and go. up or get the enemy the man protests saying his wife can't get rid of him that easily but class decision carries weight the woman cries she'd rather be left with nothing and live with this man clive rules in her favor it defiant stance in this male dominated society. clive's own childhood was tough he never met his father his stepfather abused him until he finally ran away. he left the co

a woman who was repeatedly called a muslim. said barack obama was a muslim. but muslims having sex with animals. horrific stuff. john bolton wrote the foreword to her book. a book that claimed that barack obama was trying to proclaim sharia law. >> he wrote that foreword to the book called the post-american presidency about barack obama. she is known for anti-muslim hate speech some say. are these the people the president wants to associate with? >> i don't think i would have encouraged him to write that foreword. pam geller says she plays a role in exposing the truth about muslim extremism in the world. some people find that i think offensive. i think showing videos that she has showed of actual crimes horrific crimes being committed by muslim extremists in the world, those in al qaeda and isis i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> this is a woman who doesn't just talk about isis and al qaeda. she has defamed islam itself saying it itself is the problem and suggested the president of the united states was a muslim trying to impose sharia law. >>

clive was not always a family man and he wasn't always a practicing muslim either when there was a man i was so bad it still in the left leg i was sent out i did must pay anybody if somebody came with he is truly awful good super short be allowed to keep everything from him i was. a traumatic incident changed his life today he devotes his time to helping people and taking a stand against violence and terror. the us. the. last one duty is proud to sing kenya's national anthem which includes a prayer for unity peace and liberty in recent years the country has repeatedly been targeted by terror attacks we first met him in twenty fifteen following a devastating assault by islamist militants. in april twenty fifteen a university in northeastern kenya was attacked by al-shabaab a terror group. based in neighboring somalia. nearly one hundred fifty people were brutally murdered most of them students from poor families. after any attack kenya's muslims say they are viewed with suspicion by the christian majority. but that's particularly true in eastley a neighborhood on the edge of the capital

the mp says letters titled "punish a muslim" have caused distress to those who have received them andlier, our correspondent simonjones. this is surely quite concerning. a bit of a shock. tell us more. i have spoken this evening to be mp who raised the issue on her facebook page because she felt people needed to know about it and she says it is very worrying, so worrying that not only did she mention on social media but this afternoon, naz shah contacted the police about it in your area and says she has been told by the police that they are taking it extremely seriously and it has been looked at why the counter terrorism unit. you have any idea of how widespread this is, i spoke to one of the organisations which aims to prevent violence and attacks on muslims and set in the past 48 hours alone they have heard of 15 people who have received these letters. it isn't just who have received these letters. it isn'tjust in the bradford area but also in london, leicester and cardiff. now saying it doesn't appear to be high profile figures who are being targeted like a mp who hasn't received o

day. encouraging people to take part in a punisher muslim daylj encouraging people to take part in a from a friend at the end of which she said i urge you to not go out on three april, it is punish a muslim day. my lords, i will, along with many other muslims, be going out on the third of april, because we will not be intimidated in this way. the government reported a new and worrying development into the investigation into the fire at g re nfell tower. the investigation into the fire at grenfell tower. it is nine months since the blaze claimed 71 lives. the cladding and installation outside the building have already failed all preliminary tests by police. investigators have found now that a flat door from the building could only hold back the fire for half the time it was supposed to. initial inspections indicate the door is believed to have been designed to resist fire for up to 30 minutes, but when tested by the metropolitan police, failed after approximately 15 minutes. the metropolitan police considered that this test result might have wider implications for public safety, and al

there was that plus one when studying there i made a conscious decision to become a muslim from what i was reading something just pushed me twelve islam and this is their week to be all of my life but how to say having been a christian and i'll be the most need a very unique perspective. has developed a strong aversion to all forms of violence terrorism and discrimination in society . i hope one thing. myself would never be discriminated against and will never discriminate against other people in the real view of the humans us before and it will not succumb to get himself from other people or basically get did or didn't dump of god or to be george. but that remains a challenge in this neighborhood a neighborhood that has been largely neglected by the kenyan government without work and frustrated by the situation many young men have joined the terror group al-shabaab taken in by the empty promises of their recruiters some returned disillusioned they are then forced to live in hiding for fear of both the kenyan police and the wrath of al-shabaab life is taking care of some who have retu

the muslim brotherhood never put an office down but yet there's a lot of believers and islamism. as an arab-american the muslim brotherhood is an ideology. they don't carry cards even in the middle east. their many supporters of the brotherhood that don't carry cards in enough they are brothers because of the islamic ideology. just like when we are fighting the cold war we understood the communist party was not our ally but we didn't shut them down. we allow them the freedom to speak out to monitor them and be realized they were precursors to significant threats that we didn't necessarily shut them down. similarly the muslim brotherhood has organizations in the west as long as they are not advocating terrorist violence is easier to monitor them when they are above ground and when you put them underground. whenever they push their brotherhood underground they come back five brotherhood underground a comeback fiber 10 years later to really wreak havoc. >> we haven't yet touched on china and i hope you can give us a little bit of insight into china when president xi gives his 300 hou

a smaller city is majority muslim. you have arab majorities in places and muslim majorities in other parts of town. there is nothing else in america where you see this intense concentration like to do in detroit. states, new other york and california, have other numbers. -- have higher numbers. i read in some of your work at the interesting phenomenon happening is that the population overall is going down, but the air of them pop -- the arab relation is increasing. sally: this is what i am looking at now. arabs have been leaving michigan. of thends on which part community you are from, how long you have been in the state. when community of palestinians -- one community of palestinians saw the success lebanese were having an detroit getting into the gas station business. have aanese seemed to number -- have a monopoly, so they went to cleveland and copied what the lebanese had done in detroit. young people are leaving for jobs. if you look at the city of detroit, which has been continually losing population since the 19

he was also convicted of seriously injuring a 12—year—old muslim schoolgirl. d attempted murder. his victim — a somali mother from leicester, zaynab hussein. he didn't know her, he picked her out at random. last september, after a night of heavy drinking, he told friends he wanted to run someone over and in the early morning as parents took their children to school, he drove around leicester looking for a target. and it was here that paul moore found his victim. zaynab hussein was walking home after dropping her two youngest children at school and, as she reached this spot, moore came round this corner at speed and slammed into her. she smashed into this wall and when she hit the ground her head was bleeding and her limbs were broken. as she struggled to cry for help, moore drove off, did a u—turn and came back and this time he went over her with all four wheels. paul moore drove off and minutes later tried to hit a 12—year—old muslim schoolgirl identifiable by her headscarf. he clipped her side and sent her school bag flying. today, he has been found guilty of

well studying there i made a course yes these are to become a muslim from what i was. something just pushed me twelve slump and this is the week to be all of my life but i have to say having been a christian and won't be the most to me that you're a very unique perspective. he has developed a strong aversion to all forms of violence terrorism and discrimination in society . i hope one thing. myself would never be discriminated against and will never discriminate against other people in the real view of the few months before on here ignore disagree get himself basically get good or. go to be judged. but that remains a challenge in this neighborhood a neighborhood that has been largely neglected by the kenyan government some returned disillusioned they are then forced to live in hiding for fear of both the kenyan police and the wrath of al-shabaab clive is taking care of some who have returned to new york new terms of the harsh my time with them it was very tough going and we didn't get anything to eat and were only allowed to sleep for four hours a night. we were told to

communities the violence began when a group of muslim men were accused of killing a member of the majority similar buddhist community. but to me putin has also cast his ballot for russia's presidential election seven other candidates also vying for share of the vote but it's widely expected that putin will win a fourth term in office that means he'll leave the country for the next six years. staying in europe u.k. prime minister trees may say she's considering what to do next after russia announced it would expel twenty three british diplomats the same number ordered to leave the united kingdom the diplomatic tit for tat follows the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in england many accuse moscow of being behind the agent attack journal reports now from moscow. after days of waiting it took barely ten minutes for british ambassador laurie bristow to be handed russia's written response we gave russia the opportunity to explain healthy material to salzburg and we asked russia to declare that material that particular to the organizat

because there is a rush to judgment around muslims, i think there is a desire to say here, let's rushlabel on white people too, but we don't know what the shooter's motive yet. and i don't think, i don't think it's good for us to rush to judgment in all cases because we do in some. i think we don't know yet what the shooter's motive was. we may learn he had a political or social motive, although it doesn't seem we have information to that effect, but more broadly, it's probably better if people look at these things as isolated incidents rather than some big conspiracy hole, this is a rare event. it's unlikely for people to face death or injury. people worry too much about these attacks. it's better if people think of them as isolated incidents and less than a grand whole. >> there is something about this case even if we don't call it terrorism, which i think we have to wait for the facts to come out. there is a sense that many of the communes affected feel terrorized. in this case, you can't take race out of austin. because in the first three bombings, i think, there were black and la

a story of 2,000 years of such things. and the popes have been part of that story right from the start. >> in 1187, after only 88 years under christian rule, salladi's muslimats the crew y crusader's. >> some of his people suggest they should destroy the holy sepulchre. it is christ's tomb. and he says, no, let's let it survive. saladin is a man very much aware of the power of mercy. >> his rule was very different from that of the crusaders. >> he was motivated by the belief that christians, muslims and jews can live together peacefully. >> he entrusts the key of the church to the holy sepulchre to a muslim family. even today it's a muslim's responsibility to let christian worshipers in and out of the holiest church in christendom. pope urban iii is forced to surrender the notion that christianity must rule the world and negotiate new relationships with other faiths. >> the recognition that it's a christian space that has to be protected by its muslim rulers not in the sense of actually preventing people from coming in, but protecting christians' rights to worship. >> opening and closing the doors to the holiest christian site in jerusalem has been the res

world can i just come back to just one thing so sorry can i just sort of a relationship this is a muslim to. lead to what extent do you feel that french society has failed these these people who you know gone to find a jihadist to fight alongside islamic state many of them will pull many of the poor educations could if they could they have been saved prevented from taking that path . look you have had many waves of different microns in history and if you look for example of asian migrants coming to europe there is never any problem anywhere because the tea to cream of the exists everywhere of course but the it's only muslims that create issues only muslims that's what the population know.

adela mahmood of which is a muslim and a lifestyle blogger. she lived in germany for a while and now lives in sarajevo she caused a stir recently by going into an arab department store dressed in an inappropriate t. shirt. its image is that guns the model meal is a perfectly normal item of clothing. or and that does not this woman came over and started yelling at me in arabic on me. obviously i just thought it was i could make out was. it i did or got over what's the hour and then come off and then her husband turned and he had a few things to say as well because that's me exactly. she wrote about the incident on her blog under the headline arabs go home the article sparked a nationwide debate some people sent threatening letters but others expressed support. the i myself am me toys that are for these people have a serious problem with our culture bosses i want bosniaks be just as conservative as they are all kinds of us even then we are happy and. well i won't stand for it yourself i like my life and i'll fight to defend at that look at camp

is a muslim lawyer and a feminist this makes her the enemy of many conservative islamic men. i'd like to talk to you about islam and women welcome to the doors of el interview always. good hello mr spawn. mr you've received several death threats as a result you've been under police protection for years what's your everyday life like can you still leave the house to go shopping. this is well that's how it is i can't just leave the house and go shopping on my own no but there's a positive side if it weren't for police protection i wouldn't be able to do my work at all. and unfortunately it seems that without police protection you can't voice your opinion not even in germany i know but. in this in this no it's not only men who hate me many women are hostile towards me too i'd like to stress that it's about petraeus and i sat in a nutshell what do these people have against you. they don't want any renewal in islam they won't accept any contemporary reading of the koran they want to prevent the equality of men and women that men and women can pray together in a mosque for instance

own of some muslim families it's actually seen as a wrong for women to have equal rights in germany we have the basic law enshrining women's rights as equals is this ignored in muslim families in germany. and unfortunately in europe and particularly in germany there are parallel societies with people from turkey or muslim cultural circles who believe that german or european law does not apply to them their values are the values of sharia law not just the ritual aspects of sharia but its legal aspects to democracy is something they do not accept unfortunately many families see the world this way. why is such intolerance accepted in germany as the state looks on who does nothing to intervene. well liked or stand by god i would say no freedom for the enemies of freedom no tolerance for the enemies of tolerance none the less there is a policy saying we are a liberal country we are an open country and in our pluralist society everyone is entitled to their view but in my opinion this is not how integration policy can work in fact it's quite wrong as guns fights. and if we turn a blind eye th

a story of 2,000 years of such things. the pope being apart of that story right from the start. in 1197, after only 88 years after christians rule, muslimhe crew skusaders reclaims the holy land for islam. >> some of his people suggested to destroy. he's a man much aware of the power of mercy. >> his rule was very different of crusaders. >> he believ thachristians and jews can live tether >> as symbol between christianity and islam, he chose a muslim family. even today it is a muslim's responsibility to let christian wo worshippers into the holiest church. >> the recognition that it is a christian space that has to be protected by its muslim rulers not the the sense of preventing people from coming in but protecting christian rights to worship. >> opening and closing the doors to the holiest christian site in jerusalem has been the responsibility of the man for eigh eight century. >> we are protecting the church since. his gesture comes to symbolize as much of what it represents, divine leadership. >> when i came every morning to opening the church, standing in front of the gate, i see my father and i see my grandfather and i see saladi

are only the beginning of what will become a century of religious warfare at the command of the pope. >> once the first crusade gets into asia minor, it's in muslimrs manage to capture the town of nicea, and fight a great battle against the muslims and they capture antioch. >> emboldened by their string of unlikely victories, the crusaders are now convinced beyond all doubt that god is on their side. as they prepare to deliver the crown jewel of christianity back to their pope. jerusalem. >> their lord jesus christ had had his lands taken. a and it was the crusader's responsibility to come to his aid to restore those lands. >> the crusaders were extremely violent. they would attack people in their homes. they would mass rape, killing of children. they would set fire to entire residential neighborhoods. it was horrible. >> they succeeded in liberating the city of jerusalem from the hands of the muslims. and this, for generations, will be hailed and recognized. >> after 400 years as a muslim temple, the crusaders replace the crescent atop the sacred dome of the rock with a cross and turn it into a church. >> partly motivated by religious zeal, part

a muslim police officer in germany has been fined a thousand euros after refusing to shake hands with a female colleague citing religious reasons the officer was then made to sign a document acknowledging women as equals while also promising not to discriminate in future the incident took place at a staff party last year which led to disciplinary action some islamic experts do not allow any form of physical contact with the opposite sex if the man and women are not related well my colleague daniel hawkins heard opposing views from experts about the incident. behavior is the worst so the ladies who would think the same thing will also not change the hands of the man so it's not a sort of not accepting or upsetting the gender of the one it belongs to a tradition in europe as a sort of court greeting each other and shaking the hand there is a difference between different people and the train cultures and some cultures they fit better together and others do not does not fits a perfect when you have a complete different concept of culture in your country we don't try to to islam as eyes ev

sri lanka declares a nationwide state of emergency following violence between muslims and buddhists. and a cold war style mystery as a former russian spy lies critically ill in a british hospital. russia's military has offered a guarantee of safe passage to syrian rebel fighters and their families if they leave eastern of all thought but rebels are accusing russia of a military escalation and imposing force displacement about seven hundred people have been killed in the rebel long since the syrian government intensified an offensive more than two weeks ago government as strikes killed at least eighty civilians on monday it's the deadliest day since the u.n. adopted a cease fire resolution over a week ago and russia began a five hour daily cease fire pause was meant to allow people to leave but that hasn't happened it's also meant to ensure safe passage for a deliveries the world health organization it's saying about seventy percent of medical aid supplies have been blocked by the government russia's military says at least three people have been injured by rebel shelling on the mascot'

of the muslims. >> and this for generations will be hailed and recognized. >> after 400 years as a muslim replaced the crescent atop the served do of the rock and turn it into church. >> partly motivated by religious zeal and motivated by conquest. muslims were not allowed to live in christian areas. >> jerusalem remains in christian hands until 1187, when the hero of islam draws together the muslim nearest to recover the holy land. >> as the muslims close in on jerusalem once again, pope urban iii realizes that in his predecessor's quest to defend christianity, he may have invited its demise. it's spring" sales event, where you will find great deals on award-winning suvs, that are sure to make you smile. with over 40 standard features and with america's best bumper-to-bumper transferable limited warranty. during the volkswagen spring sales event you can't help, but smile. do you know them? uh-uh. do you know them? uh-uh. it's the volkswagen "smile, it's spring" sales event. during the volkswagen "smile, it's spring" sales event you can get $1000 bonus on new 2018 atlas or tiguan models.

buddhist man was allegedly killed by a group of muslims last week. a senior u.n. official has said man mars ethnic cleansing of revenge on muslims is still ongoing that's after he visited refugee camps in bangladesh is cox's bazaar district hundreds of thousands of range of fled to bangladesh since last august when man maher forces launched a crackdown on their communities the un envoy says that despite international condemnation myanmar still using terror and forced starvation to drive for hanjour out of the country and that it's inconceivable any refugees would be able to return to me and mark in the near future. and let's bring in journalist dave baum he's been following the situation for us in me in mar dave tell us more about these latest claims from the u.n. can you confirm that the violence against the range of what the u.n. is calling asking a cleansing is still going on. yes it's very difficult to confirm this because journalism paid for the out nor confiscated on the month and since before the attack i saw that those were attacke

going to also surprise me that the authorities from cairo didn't hesitate to issue a fact was saying we are simply not muslims and reaching a wide audience. can my can and hunt from the hate postings you can see that we are not dealing with radicals or extremists like the islamic state or poke around at all the taliban etc but just with so-called simple conservatives and who see their worldview being violated absolutely absolutely it also indicates we have a problem across our whole society with people who are afraid of losing their identity whenever we talk about european values and human rights mentioned most especially these really thoughts and then think how difficult is it then for your work when we see that you also visit muslim pupils in the multicultural berlin district of new icon and they say it isn't good for men and women to pray together and. is this disappointing that coming from youngsters. and. being well i'm not disappointed because i have a very realistic view of the whole situation of my work on my cases as a lawyer in a similar way the way we are doing things in the mosque is the only way

it's part of the overwhelming rage in an anger felt by many black a muslim communities that they were british citizens in a first class democracy live in third class lives being subject to the most horrendous violence. i get the impression that black people are deeply unhappy here and that kids are murdering each other at a frightful rate here they're not settling in they're not happy and i think people are unhappy outside their own culture their own society it's not making happiness for us either fundamentally the united states and russia are have been for decades two scorpions in a bottle it's capable of destroying the other but only at the price of being destroyed itself. putin said well these weapons were overcome u.s. missile defenses u.s. missile defenses were totally ineffective against russian forces already so there will be more effective against russian forces. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is good business model helps to run a prison now we just do or don't like is there no b.t.o. visitation i

he still had a muslim policeman in germany he's fined for refusing to shake hands with a woman we'll debate that story plus have a look at this to just after the break. the above. what politicians do something. to put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure more some want to be. back at you like to be for us to see what the forecast for you can people get. interested always at the water's edge. this should. come back to wate now a new sexual consent bill in sweden is proposing to increase the punishment for rape the plan is handed to parliament on choose day revise the list of sexual crimes that's different from current legislation where has to be shown that there was violence and threats force or that the plaintiff was in a particularly vulnerable situation we have not however change the basic principle that it's willingness which decides if it's knots of abuse or not. there will no longer be a need to prove intent in rape for example meanwhile sexual consent must now be verbal or via clear actions as mentioned punishment for pe

also the story of a martial arts champion plays in a trial for muslim women looks on a break at the world kickboxing sport previously considered off limits to female muslim athletes will hear about the barriers she had to overcome to breach the top . i'm phil girl welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and french president emanuel agreed to start work on a roadmap for reform of the european union on the eurozone they met in paris just days after chancellor merkel was confirmed in office for a fourth term but difficulties in forming a coalition have delayed the talks the chancellor and president said they would have to reform if they would have reform road not ready for a u. summit in. well macsoftware discovering those talks in paris welcome max well we'll start with a nice to see shall we chancellor merkel spoken blowing terms about germany and france his track record of working together his shoes if. we want to find a common path in the history of franco german relations hard work an honest corporation have always brought success we don't always share the same opinion bu

a very positive message. to the world and especially to the muslim community in india as well it's a message that is sorely needed in recent years hindu mobs have been accused of stoking tensions of the beef consumption of the slaughter of cows an animal revered by hindus reports of lynching of muslims a fueled fears that being targeted muslim and i'm really scared within around ramadi in power i feel as muslims we don't have a voice anymore in india. there's a lot of hatred being spread against muslims but at the same time there are secular and liberal voices here too that's what will save india. go through bit of a. look government is dividing hindus and muslims that's all they're doing with. the german president is not intervening in india's increasingly polarized politics but his visits to the country's many religious sites in the world's largest democracy speak volumes. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you a policeman hailed as a hero for taking the place of a hostage doing a fake supermarket shooting. the brother of a nobel trunk the officer that gave his life to save a stranger. wel

muslims. on monday, mps condemned the letters encouraging people to take part in a "punish a muslim" day. a long message at the end of which she said i urge you please do not go out on the 3rd of april. it is punish a muslim day. my lords, iwill, along with many other muslims, be going out on the 3rd of april because we will not be intimidated in this way. the government condemns the content of the letters, as i said in my original statement, as abhorrent and misplaced in recent society. i know the prime minister who as home secretary took a number of initiatives in partnership with my noble friend will want to reflect on the exchanges yesterday in the other place, the exchange of today, to see whether we can build on some of the initiatives my noble friend has referred to and see whether there is further action we can take in order to counter hate crime in this country today. lord young. from next year some british institutions will no longer be able to return works of art looted by the nazis to their rightful owners. a conservative mp wants to change that. throughout the 1930s and 405, p

it's part of the overwhelming rage and an anger felt by many black a muslim communities that they were british citizens in a first class democracy living third class lives being subject to the most horrendous violence. i get the impression that black people are deeply unhappy here and that kids a murder each other at a frightful right here they're not settling in they're not happy and i think people are unhappy outside their own culture their own society it's not making happiness for either. for. example or the theory is a hypothesis to the birds about do you suppose it's all good that's association a ninety five to ninety eight percent iceland incredible it's almost two approaches a very seriously if one wants to listen to mechanisms that all of a favorable through the chemical weapon circumstantial played a role in conflict mediation then i think we have to look at the facts and let the procedures work out to sort of plea to mature women of the most will still be here right now. well you know the cars they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they'r

it's part of the overwhelming rage and an anger felt by many black a muslim communities that they were british citizens in a first class democracy living plus lives being subject to the most horrendous violence. i get the impression that black people are deeply unhappy here and that kids are murdering each other at a frightful right here they're not settling in they're not happy and i think people are unhappy outside their own culture their own society it's not making happiness for us. around the world there's always a battle going on with the central bankers and the commercial bankers always trying to repress the population in one way or another recall the global insurrection against banker occupation we've been saying this for years on the show so now we're going to look at it from the puerto rican perspective they are similarly being oppressed by the overlords of finance and they are reacting in a very specific puerto rican way. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question and by the way who's

but end of each the director smuggled it out of the museum another example of a muslim scholar rescuing the how to die. so there must become more imagine you're a doctor you're driving somewhere and you see a road accident. even if it's not your patient who's involved you're still going to stop and help it is the nakedness that should not though it may be because i'm an expert on books and it makes no difference to me whether a work is catholic orthodox islamic or whatever it was on that it's left up with a shift and it really doesn't matter all right. i only see the cultural and historic value of a book and i don't regard it as representing a certain religion or a nation. or walk only a really good overnight of. after the odyssey they experienced in the bosnian war the twenty thousand manuscripts in the ghazi has a red flag mosque and now secure in air conditioned storage. but most of the yard which did not only save islamic manuscripts the cultural heritage of sarajevo's muslims is a diverse one. the particularly precious works persian poetry and medieval books on astronomy written by

sri lanka declares a nationwide state of emergency after violence between muslims and buddhists. and a cold war style mystery as a former russian spy lies critically ill in a british hospital. the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to hold an historic summit in april those hopes build for a breakthrough on the peninsula that follows a high level meeting between a south korean delegation and the north korean leader kim jong il in pyongyang they've agreed to install a hotline between the two leaders to deescalate military tensions and north korea to freeze nuclear and missile tests during the dialogue the south says pyongyang is willing to talk to the u.s. to discuss giving up its weapons it said it wouldn't need them if it's a. curity was guaranteed the u.s. has previously said it would only hold talks if those talks lead to north korea's denuclearization washington has given it a cautious reaction was donald trump tweeting we'll see what happens rob right now from so. the delegation arrived back in seoul clearly delighted the mission had achieved all its objectives and m

if you have a muslim child come into care the vast array of their needs be it the muslim faith, education look after that child. figures given to the bbc say there are around 4500 muslim children in care and the number is growing. more than half of them spent time living in non— muslim homes. it is accepted by many that more needs to be done to attract muslim carers to meet this demand. the charity has identified religious misconceptions for the shortage of muslim carers. their new guidelines are clear about the islamic position on fostering and adoption. we found the scholars agreed that it can be obligatory from an islamic perspective to adopt and foster given the dire need of muslim families to foster and adopt in the uk. with the number of muslim children in care increasing, more families are needed so young ones can be placed in familiar religious and cultural environments. shabnam mahmood, bbc news. pope francis has announced he will visit ireland in august — the first papal visit to the country for almost 40 years. the pontiff‘s visit will include celebrating mass in dublin's phoen