does the koran itself allow for diversity of thought and faith? the koran is a a mixed bag. there are verses that they hold on to and justify their activities there are other verses in the koran that so-called moderate i wouldn't say so-called but moderate muslims hold on to and say there is a lot of, you know, ability to live with others and tolerate and have tolerance. so the koran is sort of whatever you want to justify, there is verses in there for both. that creates the problem. >> how do we stop this? we see what's going on in iraq. people convert or be murdered. so what should the united states do or not do? >> well, this is something that's been a problem with islam for a long, long time. and now these radicals are seasoned upon, when i say a long time, i mean thousands of years ago. over a thousand. not thousands. over a thousand years ago this was the standard. and you have folks who are living in the, you know, the 8th century and 9th century and trying to resurrect that period of time. >> what do you do? >> you know, greta, i have been on your show many, many tim

but that's not what the koran ever says.the koran says it completes the other scriptures, but it sees those scriptures as part and parcel of this larger mother of books in heaven. quite unusual in the history of religion. >> host: one more quote -- allings are bound to the social, spiritual, and cultural milieu from which they arose and developed. it is not the prophets to create religions. prophets redefine and re-interpret the existing beliefs and practices of the commune,Ñi provi>ng fresh setsf symbols and metaphors in which succeeding generations can describe the nature of reality. indeed it is most often the prophet's successors who take upon themselves fashioning their master's words into deeds into comprehendible religious systems, and muhammad never claimed to have invented a new religion. >> guest: right. right. again, it's people of religions who have the biggest problem with that kind of notion. first because, of course, they want to believe that their religious ideas, their values, their interpretations, can be

. >> in her book, lindhout talks about converting to islam during her captivity and reading the koranve. we were doing what it took to survive. >> what i wanted out of it was to understand what motivated my captors. they believed that we were enemies and that based on these particular passages in the koran that it was justified under islamic law then to abduct us and ask for a ransom. >> using what she learned in the koran, she pleaded for her freedom. you said, i am your muslim sister. you have to help me. allah says muslims have to help one another. >> well, muslims have the belief that everything is preordained, and so, therefore, i was exactly where i was supposed to be at that moment in time. the more i came to understand how liáerally they take it that everything is preordained, i realized that i couldn't argue with them about this being wrong, what they were doing was wrong. >> after being held for five months, lindhout and brennan tried to escape and fled to a local mosque where a woman tried to help. >> when nigel and i ran in, our captors ran in right behind us with guns, so

i've read the koran yes i've read the koran. i was quite surprised with many of the things i found the koran for in times it says you can take non muslim women to sexual slaves with the muslim greenpeace rings in this country we have muslim men take enormous can when a sexual slave so maybe it's got nothing to do with that scripture maybe but maybe it's been manipulated in a way to justify the way these men are carrying on so there's there's many things that alarmed me. obviously it's all down to interpretation because there's many other muslims in this country who for the same crime who don't want to talk people's heads off for murder and kill it has to be interpretation because you know what took place of course they did in the middle ages wasn't propagated in bible either so it has to be a question of interpretation thing the right way but anyway as you say both the anti and pro islam movements are adding to the problem no one is starving right so what is the problem do you have a solution. to have a solution yeah if someone

he takes it further, which i don't think is found in the koran or hebrew scriptures.believe that a nonviolent resistance, think of dr. king, ghandi not christian but used it anyway that it actually can transform hearts. it can actually hurt. that violence only begets violence. so if you love your enemies, if you believe there's something good in them that perspective can actually transform their hearts and their actions. and christianity really holds that to be a tenant that is important to be played out. >> all right. we appreciate the insight. don't go anywhere. you're going to stick with us for the next block. let's get a quick commercial break in here. we're going to be back with much more straight ahead after this. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you

the koran ever since. thus people says that it completes the other scriptures but it sees those scriptures as part and parcel of this larger. >> host: one more quote before we get into your other books are they bound to the social spiritual and cultural view from which they arose in which they are developed? >> guest: postcode is not the profits that created the religion. they are reformers that redefining to reinterpret theire beliefs and practices of their communities providing fresh symbols and metaphors which the succeeding generations can describe the nature of reality. indeed, it is most often the successors to take upon themselves the responsibility of fashioning their masters words to unified easily comprehensible religious systems like so many prophets before him you write mohammed never claimed to have invented a new religion. >> guest: again its people of religion that hav to have the bt problem with that kind of notion. first because of course they want to believe that they are religious ideas

it's rare testimony from schools where boys learn koranic verse by rote. in this isis video and from which few escape and about which few will talk. i understood some things such as praying and worship, he says, but many words i didn't understand like infidels and apostates and why i should fight them. everybody pledged allege ens, everybody who went to the camp pledged allegiance to cal if al baghdadi. they take an oath, yes, seen here, but also indoctrinated into isis' barbaric system of justice. they ordered us to come at a specific time, he said, and a specific place to watch heads being cut off, lashing or stoning. we saw some of these scenes. we saw a young man who didn't fast during the holy month of ram ma done, so they crucified him for three days. and we saw a woman being stoned to death because she committed adultery. this boy has learned his lines. there was one of my friends, he says, who went with them for a battle and he was martyred when he fought the free syrian army rebels with isis. he was my age, 13 or 14 years old. ne merely a year int

the koran is very clear. and when we see converts converting to islam, they are usually more devout that muslims born into the islamic faith. and when they start really immersing themselves in the koran and start tweeting koran 8:12 about striking terror in the hearts of the disbelievers, strike their heads because they disobeyed allah. they take verses like that and execute them. and that's why they are the most radicalized in the jihadist world. >> but these guys held foley for two years. isis held him for two years. why now? why two years? can you fathom what's going on? >> well, terrorists have figured out how to raise a lot of money, a ton of money. kidnapping is the high estrogen ray tor for terrorist organizations worldwide. and when isis held foley, they were hoping and they were kidnapping americans hoping to raise a lot of money because it surpasses bank robbery. it surpasses fundraising from private donors. and it surpasses all forms of fundraising. it has been generating about $125 million a year

and he turned to the koran. when i spoke to her and during the interview, she explained that even now some five years after his death, it is still very difficult for her to talk about her son, so very difficult to talk about he died. >> i don't easily talk about it to people, because i don't want to have to also defend him. my family's great and my friends are great. but just in general in the world. and i'll -- i mean, it is. it's the hardest, the hardest loss that there is. and i'm really grateful that i had -- had him and that i knew doug. >> and as you know, don, it turns out that kastigar was also friends with doug mccain, another young man it turns out who was killed just a few days ago. again, another man who had joined a terrorist organization, not in somalia, but in syria. and so a lot of questions about why these young men seem to be coming out of this particular community. >> you can hear just the heartbreak in her voice, jason. did she have any idea what her son was doing? i know she said he was taki

with shots fired and a koran fire police have been investigating two scenes after a man was found dead. police say that the sick victim was hit by a car on the 4700 block of ramona avenue around 8:30 last night, after striking the victim police say at salient got out and shot the victim multiple times. he was pronounced dead at the scene. shortly there have after police found the vehicle on fire. police are looking for gunman who may have burns from the fire. investigators are also looking for weapon that was used in this case, police have not released identity of the victim but it is a man in his 30's. we are live at police headquarters syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new this morning a naked man is thrown from a car in south philadelphia. the the incident happened around 4:00 a.m. in the 1300 block of columbus boulevard. police are now questioning two men and three with men who allegedly dumped the name man out of the car. the victim did not suffer any major injuries, so far, no arrests have been made. >>> also new this morning a suspected drunk driver wraps their truc

and also to cite the koran and the prophet muhammad providing amnesty.nk it was a shrewd move. and it hope it works. >> i think that people who are in your profession, and many people who are in intelligence have been paying attention to isis, right? most people know about al qaeda. but there are people now that have been talking about isis and al qaeda and a possible connection. what do you actually know about that? >> one of the remarkable things is how little we know about isis. al qaeda people have been following for many, many years. and we really have a deep understanding of it, the intelligence community knows much more. neither the intel community nor foreign intel agency nor journalists really have much of a feel for isis. we don't have a sense of how many people are a in it. we don't have a good sense of how many foreigners are in it, although there seems to be a frightening number, both of -- from muslim countries and from western countries. we don't know to what extent they would like to target the united states, or european countries. but wh

it's rare testimony from schools where boys learn koranic verses. as you hear in this isis video and from which few escape and about which fewer talk. i understood some things such as praying and worship, he says, but many words i didn't understand like infidels and why i should fight them. everybody pledged allegiance. everybody who went to the camp pledged allegiance to al baghdadi. they've taken off, yes, seen here, but also indoctrinated into isis's barbaric system. justice. they ordered us to come at a specific time, he says, and a specific place to watch heads being cut off. lashing or stoning. we saw some of these scenes. we saw a young man who didn't fast during the holy month of ramadan. so they crucified him for three days. and we saw a woman being stoned to death because she committed adultery. this boy who's learned his lines. but they, too, know death too young. there was one of my friends, he says, who went with them for a battle, and he was martyred when he fought the free syrian army rebels with isis. he was my age, 13 or 14 years ol

plaza >> thank you supervisor kim is the author of those items actually i'd like to add my name as a koran exciting project. >> thank you, supervisor wiener this is the boundary line of the district 6 and 8 and so just to give you a history behind the ma copy i think hub i introduced the first series to kickoff the creation of the small business comments that the city mad as part of the market street plan to the ma copy i think neighborhood we've opened the dog and skate park under the freeway and now finally moving forward with the public improvement in the package making the sellingy project the creation of a plaza known as at ma copy even hub as the city staff says it's been a long process starting with the tireless advocate when the freeway was torn down and rebuilt to dip into the octavia boulevard i want to acknowledge john updyke the city attorney's office and he department of public works and also the mayor's office of economic development former and current kelly and former ken rich and robert who lives in the strict as a community leader who's lolgd long hours working on those pr

police say victim was driving in his koran north tenth, around 9:00 o'clock last night when he was hit. they tell us that he was shot at least four times, before crashing into two other cars, no word yet on the suspect or a motive. >>> we've got a warning for people in bucks county, check your bank statements, police say a credit card skimmer was used at a gas station and residents have been already ripped off. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce is looking into this surveillance picture of this guy but we only wish the picture was a little bit better. >> reporter: yeah, pictures aren't the the greatest and it is hard to tell fit is one guy or two separate suspects at this point. police have have not told us which gas station this skimming incident is apparently occurring at. lets take a look. police want to know if you can recognize the the man or men in these pictures. according to police the skimming device was placed on the credit card slot at a local gas station pump, two separate victims have come forward and they will realize their credit cards were charged for several withdraws in exces

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. >> he found comfort turning to the koran? >> then he became muslim.exactly how that happened. he had some friends that were muslim. some friends that were somali who had immigrated here. it was great for him. he was all of a sudden i have my boy back. his eyes were bright again. >> reporter: he said he was going to kenya to study the koran, but his destination ended up being somalia. spent a year overseas with little communication. then in july, 2009 the fbi came to his mother's home. >> they said he could have been recruited. i had no clue that he was going into a dangerous situation in that way. or to fight. and i think he knew. >> reporter: weeks after that visit, her son was dead. were there any warning signs along the way? >> with doug for sure there were no warning signs, i just haven't been around him for a long time. the one thing i thought was really strange with troy is that they -- that someone, they, were willing to pay for him to come to kenya. and i really question that. i think they were manipulated and i don't think they knew what they

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they handed out soccer balls and held a contest for who could memorize the koran the best. >> definitely a contest for hearts and minds. let's focus on french politics. the former housing minister has come out with a scathing book about the current left government. >> that is right. let's take a look at the front page of the right-leaning paper. it seems happy about what is happening. the book is called "from the inside: boys to the land of dissolution." it is really critical of president hollande and the government. it says here that she defies hollande. she says i voted for him and believed in him and it was a mistake, he disappointed me. she lashes out in her book. in the editorial, it lashes out against both her and resident francois hollande. responsible for the terrible economic situation we are in. it says she was a terrible housing minister. nobody should pay attention to this book, this says. she is the leader of a party that represents hardly know what. she is clearly washing her dirty public in the last dirty laundry in public and trying to get revenge. >> what about the strat

what isis and these groups do is bastardize verses from the koran, take them out of context and it'seally the fact the people don't have the ballas to be able to fend off this version of islam which is not accurate. so i think teaching people the reality of islam and what the koran actually says would be way to fight their ability to recruit. >> my favorite detail from the week was the two jihadi recruits in the uk who purchased "islam for dummies" apparently en route to join up to jihad. mia bloom from the university of massachusetts. thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> lots of news to report tonight from ukraine. ukrainian military says russian tanks have been crossing the border carrying weapons to pro-russian separatists. the latest on that terrifyingly tight situation, ahead. >>> northern california is recovering tonight from a powerful earthquake that hit early yesterday morning. the 6.1 magnitude quake struck around 3:20 a.m. sunday with an epicenter just six miles from napa. it's the most powerful earthquake to hit the bay area in 25 years and followed by dozen

with shots fired and a koran fire police have been investigating two scenes scenes after a man was found dead. victim was hit by a car on the 4700 block of romona avenue around 8:30 last night. after striking the victim police say that the assailant got out and shot the victim multiple times. he was pronounced dead at the scene. shortly thereafter police found the vehicle on fire. right now police are looking for the gunman who may have burns from the fire. police are looking for the weapon involved in this case. they have not identified the victim but we do know it is a man in his 30's. we are live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new this morning as a suspect drunk driver wraps their truck around a pole, it happened at roosevelt boulevard and devereaux avenue just before 3:00 a.m. the the crash blocked the the intersection for about an hour. investigators tell cbs-3 that the driver was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition this morning. >>> also developing police are trying to figure out who killed two women in northeast philadelphia. th

then we studied religion, the koran, and the life of the prophet. then we took a course on weapons, the kalashnikov and other light military stuff." >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: it's rare testimony from schools where boys learn koranic verse by rote. as you hear in this isis video and from which few escape and about which fewer talk. i understood some things such as praying and worship, he says. "but many words i didn't understand like infidels and apostates and why i should fight them. everybody pledged allegiance. everybody who went to the camp pledged allegiance to caliph abu bakr al baghdadi." they take an oath, yes, seen here-p but are also indoctrinated into isis's barbaric system of justice. "they ordered us to come at a specific time," he says, "and a specific place to watch heads being cut off. lashing or stoning. we saw some of these scenes. we saw a young man who didn't fast during the holy month of ramadan. so they crucified him for three days. and we saw a woman being stoned to death because she committed adulte adulte

if you abide by islam, you abide by the koran. anything i say does not have islamic basis. >> so many muslims would say you are warping your religion for terrible purposes. >> i think you will find be that those people who differ with me believe in secularism, freedom. maybe they're being paid by the government to say what they say. >>> give me a break. you're making up stuff. >> no, it's not true at all. brian, look, i've been in prop pagan dick islam and i believe most of the islams believe what's out there. muslims who are practicing around the world, in indonesia, in the middle east, you will find they say exactly the same thing. i'm not calling for leadership for individuals, i'm calling for leadership for islam. i make sure what i say accords to the koran and the prophet. >> i've been trying here to have you answer in full sentences, full statements, but i wonder why you agree to go on shows like shawn hannity's, it's a shouting match 9 whole time. both of you barely get a sentence out at a time. why do you agree to go on a

. >> even though they have their bible or koran, whatever religious preference they are, they'll stilln it, and weapons in it. you'll find razor blades and dope stuffed in the bindings. everybody finds god in prison. if you're looking for him, this is where he's at. come on in. >> we've met some inmates that have seemed very devout, even as they grapple with the realities of their crime. ♪ >> it was in the middle of central california we heard the sounds of the muslim call to prayer emanating from a cell at kern valley state prison. cellmates jose garza and rehan ali bhutto explain to our crew how their religious practices aren't hindered by prison bars. >> at 5:00 we come up and do prayers. we begin our day like that. >> talk to me guys, why this cell is so different from the other cells we've been in. >> it's based on cleanness. we have to be clean. we keep ourselves clean and organized. islam is islam. in here or the street, it's the same. >> but bhutto and garza have more in common than religion. >> my sentence is life without a possibility of patrol. >> i'm charged with murder, fi

what isis and these groups do is bastardize verses from the koran, take them out of context and it's the fact the people don't have the ballas to be able to fend off this version of islam which is not accurate. so i think teaching people the reality of islam and what the koran actually says would be way to fight their ability to recruit. >> my favorite detail from the week was the two jihadi recruits in the uk who purchased "islam for dummies" apparently en route to join up to jihad. mia bloom from the university of massachusetts. thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> lots of news to report tonight from ukraine. ukrainian military says russian tanks have been crossing the border carrying weapons to pro-russian separatists. the latest on that terrifyingly tight situation, ahead. live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very go

when shots fired in the koran fire police have been investigating two scenes after a man was found dead. police say victim was hit the by a car on the 4700 block of ramona avenue around 8:30 last night. after striking the the victim police say the assailant got out and shot the victim multiple times. he was pronounced dead at the scene. shortly thereafter police found the vehicle on fire. police are looking for gunman who may have burns from the fire. police have not found a weapon and they have not identified the victim but we do know he is a man in his 30's. i'll end it back to you, todd. >> syma, thank you. >>> also developing police are trying to figure out who killed two women in northeast philadelphia. they were found shot in the head in the 4700 block of vincent street in the holmesberg neighborhood. noel mcclaren spoke to grieving family members. >> she was innocent. >> reporter: violence on vista street leaving two brothers in tears. >> take my sister away like that. it is not cool. >> reporter: police say two females in their 50's were shot the in the head and killed inside of

. >> and he found comfort in turning to the koran. >> so then he became muslim. and i don't know exactly how that happened. he had some friends who were muslims. there was some friends who were somali who had immigrated here. it was great for him. like he all of a sudden was like i have my boy back. his eyes were bright again. >> reporter: he said he was going to kenya to study the koran, but his destination ended up being somalia. he had spent nearly a year overseas with little communication. then in july, 2009, the fbi came to his mother's home. >> they said he could have been recruited. i had no clue that he was going into a dangerous situation in that way. or to fight. and i think he knew -- >> reporter: weeks after that visit, her son was dead. >> were there any warning signs along the way? >> with doug for sure there were no warning signs because i just haven't been around him for a long time. the one thing that i thought was really strange with troy is that they -- that someone, they, were willing to pay for him to come to kenya. i really questioned that.

he turned to the koran.sked her about that when i spoke to her a little earlier this afternoon. >> and he found comfort in turning to the koran. >> so then he became muslim. and i don't know exactly how that happened. he had some friends who were muslims. there was some friends who were somali who had immigrated here. but he -- it was great for him. like he all of a sudden was like i have my boy back. his eyes were bright again. he was focused. he really was excited about what he was doing about finding meaning. >> again, as you can see there from that interview, at one point it turned out to be something positive in his life. but obviously at some point he made that turn to something far more evil. >> it seems that she also knew douglas macarthur mccain who was just killed in syria. he was close with her son. did she see any warning signs from him, from either of them? >> they were very close, you're absolutely right about that. she said she remembers doug coming over to the house. they spent a lot of time

what isis and these groups do is bass tardize versus from the koran, take them out of context and it's really the fact the people don't have the ballas to be able to fend off this version of islam which is not accurate. so i think teaching people the reality of islam and what the koran actually says would be way to fight their ability to recruit. >> my favorite detail from the week was the two jihadi recruits in the uk who purchased "islam for dummies" apparently en route to join up to jihad. mia bloom from the university of mths president. thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> lots of news to report tonight from ukraine. ukrainian military says russian tanks have been crossing the border carrying weapons to pro-russian separatists. the latest on that terrifyingly tight situation, ahead. an "all you can eat" buffet... and not a "have just a little" buffet. because what we all really want is more. that's why verizon is giving you even more. now, for a limited time, get more data! 1 gb of bonus data every month with every new smartphone or upgrade. our best ever pricing with

mccain's likes included pizza hut, the chicago bulls and the koran. >> jon: so isis is an unstoppable that's been using things like youtube to recruit hungry chicago bulls fans to fight for them. but for what purpose? >> a muslim caliphate, a single islamic state. >> everything about the caliph's outfit is meant to evoke the early islamic empire. >> jon: they want a caliphate, much like the empire ruled by the umayyads's in the seventh and eighth centuries. i hope you notified your recruits that life in the caliphate will be less pizza hut and more hut. [laughter] but setting aside the historical authenticity of isis methods, why exactly do you want your own country? you seem quite adapt at the depraved killing part. are you really prepared to do the little things you need to do to run a functioning state. >> they provide a modicum of order. >> they have their own courts. >> they're issuing license plates. >> isis militants now direct traffic. >> jon: oh, you're directing traffic. that must be so hard in a city with eight cars left. [laughter] you know, i wouldn't be so proud of accom

people are angry about leaving their neighborhoods placed under koran team. the liberian president has put a curfew into place at night to try -- under quarantine. the liberian president has put a curfew into place at night. have been, 34 locals killed and some 30 hurt in the past 24 hours in you.net -- in donetsk. it is the largest city still in rebel hands. several neighborhoods have been hit with artillery fire in the past few days. isistan's powerful military calling for talks to resolve a weeklong political crisis. tens of thousands of protesters have marched on parliament, demanding the prime minister resign. people of all ages staged a sit in outside parliament after they defied a government ban on entering the area. they say last year's general election was rigged. japan, where over 30 people have been killed and nine more are still missing in the landslides in here oshima. -- in here oshima -- in hiros hima. kate moody explains. >> after hours of heavy rain, the hills around hiroshima gave away. the series of deadly landslides swept away cars, trees,

an american rapper with likes on his facebook page including pizza hut, the chicago bulls and the koran. hardly appearing to be a dangerous terrorist, mccain, one of two americans killed in syria in the last few days reportedly fighting for the terror group isis, according to a rival syrian group. a cousin said mccain lost his way. >> i felt like he may have lost his identity because all of this is not him. >> reporter: an estimated 100 americans have been recruited to fight for jihadist groups in syria. back in may, u.s. officials say another u.s. citizen blew himself up in a coordinated suicide attack reportedly fighting for a rival rebel group to isis. he left behind this threatening video for fellow americans. >> you think you are safe. you are not safe. >> reporter: with top u.s. officials describing isis as a threat to u.s. security, president obama has authorized surveillance flights in syria, but the white house stresses no decision has been made on whether to conduct air strikes. >> this is a serious threat from a serious group of terrorists, and we need to stay mindful of doin

a group called karama if you haven't heard of it that says that sexist interpretation of -- of the koran is wrong and they have scholars who show how that -- >> unfortunately what they're doing is very important. i think in years to come especially in the next ten to 15 years we're going to see more people forming groups like that. bringing awareness to topics such as that, let's look at old skip tours not let the most fanatical members dictate the fate. >> you are saying women are strong and that's why they fit? >> maybe a little bit of both is happening a lot of women are leaving and trying to reform, work with what they already have to. there's a huge movement within islam of feminists. that's happening across the board with -- i also think carter is talking about some of the most extreme cases. i feel like if you do christianity, islam, days when all the abraham traditions, the extremists are crazy, if you say mig they troll you online. >> i want to go back to women, what's wrong with some of these women. i have heard them say, i don't care. i've got enough on my plate. >> i heard th

by misquoting the koran and other religious doctrines for their political agendas this why we see we say that if you have developed social you call them equally well developed society when you have a democratic rule when you have access to political activities programs powers parties or associations but this is really national fortunately we don't believe in the ideal world that you just described where you live in the world as it is and if we are talking about the again the community of muslims one of would presume that they're united by some shared values and when you look at different strains of islam if you compare for example. who believe in fairy ideology declaring somebody infidel and as a just the occasion for killing and somebody like madonna roomier who believe that you need to embrace people irrespective of their allegiance these people may have read one book they may believe in the same region story but fundamentally they're very different so what's the point of putting them all on did they are all more or under the umbrella of law and though they are not under the umbrel