their bodies on has witnessed something of an islamic revival. interest in islam appears to be reemerging stronger than ever. while many azerbaijani muslims remain more secular than those in other islamic countries there has been a significant growth in religious practice and belief over the last 2 decades. camel is another example of someone who has embraced islam. wish you. to see. the. ships. to. reach. for. the ocean. coming was born during the era of the soviet union at a time when any faith in god was frowned upon even condemned. he was brought up in an environment of communism in which there was no place for religion. since the downfall of the soviet union come unlike most of the other young men and women in azerbaijan have been trying to find their way in a rapidly changing society. camels life took a new turn about 5 years ago when his wife going to embrace islam and encouraged him to do the same. sometime be. limited to finance. to. take the trip. down to meet him. if i am. not brain dead and tell them. hey i have some fund down and peo

we thought we were going to come to islamic state and live under islamic circumstances.ve to stay and face the consequences? no problem. yes, we face our consequences, butjust give us the consequences. let us see what's our consequences. let us come back and take whatever is waiting for us. for now, europe has only accepted a handful of children who have lost both pa rents. countries seem more open to accepting children if they don't come with mothers who might be a problem. to those mothers, theirjailers are the enemy that defeated them, so the camp managerjudy is facing a huge challenge to build relationships with the women in her care. judy, what is your relationship like with these women? lots of people will find it remarkable that you're able to forgive. in your opinion, what should happen to these women? hi. hello. hafida, the dutch woman i met earlier, has three children who were all born in syria. i hope one day, you know, they will make the decision to take the responsibility in other countries to take us back, and i hope then that the children go to a better pl

violence, it is not islam.am means submission to god and the -- the olive -- the ideology of hate that we see today and the violence, it is not islam. islam means submission to god and the first thing when you meet a muslim, they say, "peace be upon you." so it is peaceful. it calls for morals. it calls for good deeds. it calls for a lot of good things in any society that they want to have there. what we lost from islam is the preaching and the scholars, they are emphasizing on trivial things that made us lose the essence of islam which is being in peace with yourself, being in peace with the other, accepting mercy. we lost that, i don't know, somewhere in the -- when it became political. when it was used as a political weapon. lamb: when did that start? al-sharif: oh throughout history, religion has always been used -- whether islam, whether any other religion being used as a political weapon. in europe, the inquisitions and the muslim war -- when you use one faith against the other and you call them infidel.

i am just against radical islam. i am against the orthodox islam that is being taught to us in schools growing up. lamb: one of the things that is in your book, every time the prophet is mentioned. al-sharif: yes. lamb: are the initials pbuh and if you just said it, why do you do that every time you talk about prophet mohammed? al-sharif: it's a sign of respect to prophet mohammed that when you mention his name and it is not only for prophet mohammed by the way, so if i mention the name of any prophet, adam, abraham, moses, jesus, we have to mention, "peace be upon him." it is asking blessings from god to them for giving us -- for leading human kind to the faith, to god, to the truth. lamb: what is the most important thing to you about being a muslim? al-sharif: a lot of things but i think the peace that you get being a muslim, the peace that you get believing in god and it is interesting that people have this misconception about islam that it is the ideology faith that we see today and the violence, it is not islam.

i experience the revival of islam. can do and what it is doing with societies. then she encouraged me very much and told me one thing. she told me people in islam needed to hear from you. and she said these people take 10 years to understand what you are saying and i don't think it means my accent. but i have tried to really talk about this, but i am coming to a crashing point. i feel i am hitting my head to the wall because i feel i am betrayed by a society of intellectuals that were supposed to support me, my new beautiful country of u.s. that should support me, but i feel that everywhere that i go is this political correctness and many other things. it is easy -- i can show you it is easy -- i can show you what is happening. niall: you have got to get to the question. >> my question is that i speak up against islam, i am thinking islam is imperialistic and pedophile ideology and we should tell the truth, not going with the line of the peaceful religion and so on. but i am crushed because people say they don't say th

islam is gradually establishing itself in japan. converts like abdullah tuckey are pioneering the way. smack in the middle of tokyo's infamous red light district in kabuki cho is a little apartment that has been converted into a communal prayer room 36 year old abdullah talking leads the prayers here. when he was younger he was into body piercing but now he finds a new way to express himself. or she. didn't know all the. only should she have and. i get me say in the corn field. as he goes lentil it isn't she loves her son. in. the half dollar of the house i shall be in the battle at least initially at least until the people. in recent decades the japanese have been exposed to other religions both orthodox and orthodox that differ from shinto. is still considered relatively unfamiliar. but in recent years young japanese men like. talking have been drawn to words that . works in a gadget shop in central tokyo his introduction to islam came unexpectedly. on the brink you'll see a little more but it's on all congo almost all my days and

islam by come to the for its controversial move to strip citizenship from the former islamic state fighter known as. this is r t international live from moscow every hour of the day my name's you know neal 30 minutes of news and views start no. french president is set to welcome russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence on the mediterranean coast this monday there are talks which are expected to focus on the crises in ukraine syria the persian gulf come ahead of the g. 7 summit at the weekend charlotte dubin ski has more on what to expect well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents meet for 2 overlooking the mediterranean sea thought of a break also has been an official french residents the president since 1968 of course is not the 1st time that. michael has invited a leader to this sports it's his holiday retreat and he did of course invite to reason may the former u.k. prime minister last see in 2018 but this will be the 1st tete a tete he's had with president putin at that fort well many are saying the timing of this meeting between the 2 presidents is very significant why i

we see at the moment is hundreds are foreign nationals who joined islamic state new to cross to syria and iraq to fight in their ranks who are now being stripped of their nationality and being prevented from returning home. an american mother living in saudi arabia has lost custody of her 4 year old daughter after being told by a court that her lifestyle is too western it's after her ex-husband who is a saudi national presented evidence showing how to you hadn't embraced islamic values and therefore wouldn't be able to raise their child properly bethany of europe who's $32.00 moved to saudi arabia in 2011 to teach at a university she later married a saudi businessman with him she had a daughter the couple divorced last year and things started getting more complicated with the air accusing him of verbal abuse and drug use a claim he denies the saudi court ruled against her the deadline for appeal expired on sunday the mother is new to islam is a foreigner in this country and continues to definitively embrace the customs and traditions of her upbringing we must avoid exposing zarina to

help they've alstad so-called islamic state and taking control of almost all syrian territory east of the euphrates river the details of the claimed u.s. turkish agreements remain unclear neither side said if they have overcome the 2 main points of division how far the zone should extend and who would command forces patrolling it when to get some analysis of what this development means but 1st this look at the difficult alliances which have emerged during 8 years of civil war in syria syria's many sided conflict has thrown up some bedfellows in the battle to oust the islamic state from the form a kind of fit in syria u.s. led western forces found themselves heavily reliant on the syrian kurdish fighters of the y.p. g i thought and lyons was to become a thorn in the side of washington's nato ally turkey. ankara sees the kurdish y p g militia as a terrorist organization and says it could ultimately both an ongoing insurgency inside turkey. i. think 20162018 ankara launched cross border incursions into kurdish controlled areas where at our state islamic state extremists but also the y.p.

the islamic charter front and its successor the national islamic front had branches of support outside sudan these were led by al to dobbies brother in law saw the can maggie who'd been in exile in cairo by the mid 1970 s. this broad coalition served as an opposition to mary's leadership but revolution was never far away as to robbie's opponents the communists were determined to seize power. if they succeeded to robbie would be imprisoned again if they failed it would be to his advantage for another family and his later while. we certainly want. more than a couple truly cannot what is i mean. little commie sheen. front company maybe a lame who i never could not hear that he was violent his bushehr salinity can kill his shoppers and. they must handle being meat in the can i leave alone. with telling. you not to seen by that in the media on the cover of your missy by the way i had one of my initial like an a plus a lot it. no matter what we see in a model or how cover carries those. with a lucky enough that i'm not going out of the. home because i have a. mother had the studio at the tim

excalibur has condemned a decision by the british government to strip a former islamic state farther of its citizenship using its ally of shirking its responsibilities is artie's policy. while the u.k. has stripped form of fighter jet lifts who has been dubbed by the media as jihadi jack of his british citizenship but not canada has criticized this they say that they're disappointed in the decision don't forget that this jack let's also has canadian citizenship and a statement has been released by the canadian ministry of public safety terrorism knows no borders so countries need to work together to keep each other safe countries disappointed that the united kingdom has taken this unilateral action to offload their responsibilities let's trucked out of university after converting to islam and moving to syria back in 2014 he participated in a number of battles before being taken hostage by could forces in june 2016 he gave an interview in which he said that his move to the middle east was part of a search for the truth and he denied having ever been involved in islamic state it's a co

of the islamic state group says it carried out a deadly suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul that killed dozens many of the victims are already being laid to rest. and sokka dortmund open the bundesliga season with a 5 to one thumping about gold to show that it's a serious contender for taking the championship title. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program in hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators have marched through the city center for another major rally it's the 11th consecutive weekend of protests organizers say more than 1700000 people joined sunday's peaceful demonstration the march was an aim to proving the movement still has popular support despite mounting violence and growing warnings from the mainland chinese government protesters are demanding free elections and an independent investigation into what they say is police brutality against protesters . protesters also are also repeating their call. hong kong lady carrie lamb to step down let's hear from one of the organizers of bonnie learn now. that carrie lamb must listen to people's voices and implements to 500 pounds

i think you need to go away for the teaching of islam and muslims but it is not a d.v.d.again yes it has not been seen as the most fervent belief and of things will announce the divorce but it does not leave and it's not going to stop me this is well a part separately just for 10 of them and it is being used that i had only in this country by the end of useful up are so you must understand if this is not in understanding of all this is not not illegal in their stance yes it does not be if you are and if you believe that most of the bible it is seen it is not just one of the backing in fact but it is not always said if their own if the husband in their time not to get together and the other thing but what was certainly going to set in fact is that when found that and i think that that's point will be it will shine and if you see that's a medium of events and men have something they're going to perdition it's absolutely the home the genesis of the whole case is that and it's a very unique kind of situation in my country where and on there's been so important jeffs right her

yes so i mean the the organization of islamic cooperation is really meant to be the collective voice of muslim governments around the world it has as part of its mandate you know the core objective is to safeguard the rights of muslim minorities everywhere and so one would think that the organization islamic cooperation and its members $57.00 members around the world would be outraged by the scale and severity of abuses against muslims in china but what we've seen again and again both you know at a meeting of its foreign ministers in abu dhabi in march as well as more recently at the un human rights council in geneva in june is not only. you know silence you know on the part of the organization of islamic cooperation and its members but in fact you've seen countries go out of their way to applaud china's treatment of its weekers they did this in a resolution at council foreign ministers meeting in abu dhabi they said they praise china's treatment of its muslim minority and they called for greater cooperation between the oh i see and china and then most recently in june at the human r

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so-called islamic states are in a whole county. is important for one reason the reason that's important is that the cost simply don't have the resources to deal with these people they can't be tried in syria the syrian president recognizes the government so they just have no way of dealing with these people who are stuck in those camps conditions and this comes on or there are children dying in these columns and. when i think remember the adults. and adults are still very much caught up in the ice ideology and they live in a separate part of the comp which is not even safe to visit and the children they're raising they will be indoctrinated by this radical ideology and if they're left to their devices they'll just drop to be the next generation of i just that is of course the concern of something you'll be going on still do you know some western governments have taken back retail use from a so-called camps why are the on the courts are reluctant to take that specially women and children who does know can a child cannot be radicaliz

you know silence you know on the part of the organization of islamic cooperation and its members but in fact you've seen countries go out of their way to applaud china's treatment of its weekers they did this in a resolution at council foreign ministers meeting in abu dhabi they said they praise china's treatment of its muslim minority and they called for greater cooperation between the oh i see and china and then most recently in june at the human rights council in geneva they again applauded china's treatment and said that its actions and shin jang were leading to a greater sense of happiness fulfillment and security for the people of that region and i want to share what look like i mentioned there that letter this from kevin painter who says on twitter here's the letter supporting china's policies in sending highlights me appreciate china's commitment to openness and transparency since approximately when the camps began people instancing enjoy a stronger sense of happiness fundamental and security and quote we can see a bear in there and we will read tweet that out our community i

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now let's dropped out of university after converting to islam and moved to syria back in 2014 in june 2016 he gave an interview in which he said that his move to the middle east was part of the journey to search for the truth but he denied being a member of islamic state this is just the latest example of how difficult it is for the united kingdom to strip those people who are linked to being connected to islamic state of they citizenship in the in another example which also recently has been in the news is that big and now she also went to live under islamic state and according to international law she can be as can check stripped of her nationality but only so long as it does not believe stateless not lawyers for her family have written to the british home secretary and they've accused him of failing to protect a british teenager being indoctrinated and groomed by islamic state and subsequently going to syria to fight on their behalf there is a long pattern that the united kingdom has of trying to strip terrorist suspects of their british citizenship as a means of preventing them fr

this is the tone set by his forefathers and a tolerant islam. or harm her. ali nearly the tour guide is glad that tolerant islam is once again being practiced in his home city. but obviously feels the old fable trading town on the edge of the sahara through which large salt caravans once past has fallen into oblivion. many things continue to worry him even though the occupation of timbuktu by the islamists was 5 years ago life remains very difficult especially for younger people . and even though i was from somewhere like us or maybe someday space meeting each other there's not just news in books a good break every 2 nothing for the youngest to do to have a farm somewhere to go have fun 2 2. there is excellent food like the meat skewers in this little street kitchen. but because of the bad roads it takes at least 2 days to reach the capital bamako from timbuktu ringback which reinforces the feeling of seclusion. fear is still a topic here. and not feel like safe to look at something severe like bach to a nightclub or maybe something like that dresser right u

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the so-called islamic state says if behind a deadly suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul generals are now being held for the victims the blast targeted a wedding celebration attended by more than a 1000 people dozens were killed and scores more injured. and storm in the open it's been this latest season with a hot one something about to show that it's a serious contender for taking the championship title. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program in hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators a marching through the city center for a major rally it's the 11th consecutive weekend of protests there saying live pictures now as tens of thousands arrive throughout the day and evening to join that demonstration one large group of activists has gathered in front of hong kong's government complex organizers planned a peaceful march to prove they still have popular support. despite mounting violence and growing warnings from the mainland chinese government protesters are demanding democratic elections and an independent investigation into what i say is police brutality against the protesters. let'

this is the dublin years live from the new life the children of islamic state fights as thousands there with their mothers and that counted north east in syria some european countries are allowed some of them to come home now germany has agreed to take full force of german father's old marcus also on the program french president. who survived counterpart for meetings with a host of crises fueling tensions between moscow on the west can he find common ground with the. i'm just rough welcome to the. never for milk thrashing the new to most exciting contact juggling. i'm so gail a welcome to the program. begin with the controversial decision here in germany to take in 4 children born to form of islamic state earlier today conditional sources 100 the children to a german delegation in syria the children have been living in the whole camp in northeast syria where more than 70000 women and children are being held it's the 1st time germany has agreed to accept eyes children from syria or other countries like france and belgium had already done so in june a german court ruled that the country m

the islamic state group says it carried out the attack. desperate migrants try to swim ashore after the italian government refuses to let their ship dock. and, iceland bids farewell to its first glacier lost to climate change, with a warning ‘there‘s no time to lose‘. hong kong is gearing up for more protests this week after hundreds of thousands of anti—government demonstrators braved heavy rain to rally peacefully on sunday, marking a change to what have often been violent clashes. organisers estimate 1.7 million people turned out. the protests began 11 weeks ago, against what some see as attempts by beijing to undermine the territory's autonomy. our china correspondent, john sudworth, was there. his report contains some flashing images. beneath an ocean of colour, hong kong raised its voice again. chanting. everywhere you looked, there were umbrellas, held aloft in a massive display of defiance. why are you marching today? for hong kong! for hong kong, of course. yeah, freedom. yes. it's a far cry from this, the violent scenes at hong k

plus the islamic state group says it carried out a deadly suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul that killed dozens many of the victims are being laid to rest. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program the n.p.o. that operates the migrant rescue ship more off the italian coast has refused an offer from spain to take in the more than 100 migrants on board a spokesman for the open arms group said diaa conditions on board would make the 6 day journey impossible several a u countries including germany have offered to take the migrants but italy has been taking a hard line and has only accepted the unaccompanied minors on board. dispersion drives some on the horizon safety on the italian island of lampedusa behind them chaos aboard a charity beso the migrant struggle through the warsaw. unli to be brought back to the visibly overcrowded open arms and this is what they were turning to. the state of new mutiny aboard the ship the charity's directors sounding an s.o.s. about what might happen if they aren't allowed to dock in need by italy of the future we're all here we've spent days wai

the islamic state group says it carried out a deadly suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul that killed dozens many of the victims are already being laid to rest. and suck up dortmund opened of this latest ses and with a 5 to one from thing about all the bugs to show that it's a serious contender for taking the championship title. i'm a backer it has welcome to the program the n.g.o.s that operates a migrant rescue ship mord off the italian coast has refused an offer from spain to take in the more than 100. migrants on board a spokesman for the open arms group said diaa conditions on board would think the 6 day journey impossible several a huge countries including germany have offered to take the migrants but italy's famed taking a hard line and has only accepted the unaccompanied minors aboard. good. dispersion drives them on the horizon safety on the italian island of lampedusa behind them chaos aboard a charity vessel the migrant struggle through the water. unli to be brought back to the visibly overcrowded open arms and this is what they were turning to. the state of new muse

join islamic state fighters in syria.forces and was put in a kurdish present, where he remains. his parents have always been supportive of him, not his decision, obviously, to fight the islamic state forces. but they were incredibly worried about him and actually sent him money. injune they were convicted of sending money for terrorism, essentially. they we re for terrorism, essentially. they were given a suspended sentence. in a series of interviews jack has said that he wanted to return to britain, but he realised that he probably would not be able to, because of what he had done in syria. now we have heard that the british government has stripped him of his british citizenship. we understand a persona to last acts of theresa may's government, to strip him of that. this is different to the case of one of the schoolgirls from london who left to join fighters in syria, but of the isis braids as she became known. she is challenging that decision in court. her citizenship strips, but she only has purchase additions ship. un

for its move to strip citizenship from the former islamic state known. international news center in moscow this is r t pleasure to have your company i mean and o'neill our top story french president is meeting russia's vladimir putin his summer residence on the mediterranean coast today ahead of the summit in the weekend. on the french riviera too where the 2 leaders are i believe soon to start talks. said i can see perhaps not entirely though a holiday out what's expected. you know and you really can't help feeling like you are on vacation here called who are in france but this is a very special moment because right when i began talking to you the. helicopter of the russian president i hope you can see it behind my shoulder i just want to ask my cameraman to try and zoom in it's right there. you can we see it we can actually see it this is the helicopter of the russian president vladimir putin arriving at the fort of song that is the summer residence of emmanuel macron what a coincidence and it's great to be talking to you now and right when this is you

we see at the moment is hundreds of foreign nationals who joined islamic state news to cross to syria and iraq to fight in their ranks who are now being stripped of their nationality and being prevented from returning home. with almost daily warnings of an impending global climate catastrophe germany's green party has been enjoying a surge in support among the time bush's environmental policies as a plan to completely phase out domestic flight by overall in the railways but are most germans on board with that peter all of it takes a closer look. germany's green party has been in full bloom in the polls of late one of their most recent policies they put forward is a railway revolution all trains on a hike to schedule moving at a cheaper price with better while a far right there with the ultimate aim of making the internal flights in germany i think of the past in the next 50 years by 2035 who want to make domestic flights largely obsolete with all of that said to cost the states around $3000000000.00 euro a year what the real passengers think of the proposal i definitely would support

i think when he left the nation of islam in march of 1964. he felt it just a great degree have a kind of a liberal tory he felt liberated in fact some point said something about the straight jacket is no longer on him now he can move and become more political because understand that the nation of islam tended to tamp down any kind of political expression to stay clear of that that's what god malcolm in trouble when he said something about kenny's assassination you know about the chickens coming home to roost got him into deep water so in an inept precipitated a number of other moves but he was already as far as i'm concerned he was beginning to step outside of that any way he saw himself of in a larger picture and making a greater contribution what will be the difference between your new movement and the nation of islam while the basic difference will be probably more flexible and it's not my intention to teach among those who are already most but to take mr mohammed's message out among non muslim so called the world or your work then with ne