we are muslims, traditional muslims, following muhammad.nd we have the same brotherhood and sisterhood with all muslims around the world. this idea of universality, but it was not one of direction. from what i have seen, read, and heard from folks who were around at that time, other scholars appreciated imam muhammad. other folks acknowledged he was the person in america who had leadership. no one else. who in 1980 was a key muslim american leader? that had a large following? can we name anyone? no. it was imam muhammad who was doing this. i think there was respect, but he was very independent. so i think what did happen in the 1980's and 1990's, here in america a lot of people saw -- thought even though this community was growing, people would say he was not authentic. they would say, now we're here, my family came from pakistan or egypt. now we are here in america and we can provide the guidance of islam. and i think we have been caught up in that. that is where we are. i think that is what we have dealt with. peter: you mentioned the cro

big muslim and american.hat all he did and others is basically make it visible for the american experience to see that there is muslim presence and influence by it muhammad ali and kareem abdul-jabbar, dave chappelle -- these are well-known individuals within the african-american committee who happen to be muslim and are used to multiple traditions within families of african-american experience. even the relation of hip-hop music and influence of african-american identity. i given context to understand that american muslims themselves and particularly african-american muslims have been engaging in a conversation of being both american and muslim from the very beginning in this journey. period onward. before i get into the report and the the conversation -- professor at howard university called a six-year gap between african islam and african-american islam area the traditions and cultures and what we are used to with the islamic identity of practice -- the schools of islamic thought. whether they are in the a

we are muslims, traditional muslims following mohammed.ve the same brother and sister with the islamic world. this idea of universality, but not one of direction. from what i have seen, read, and heard some folks who were around at that time, other scholars appreciated him him mohammed. other folks it not -- appreciated in ma'am -- imam mohammed. who else in 1980 was a key muslim leader? mohammed who was doing this. very independent. what did happen in the 80's and 90's, here in america a lot of people saw that, even though this community was growing, people would say he was not authentic. here,ould say, now we're my family came from pakistan or egypt. we are here in america and we can provide the guidance. that,e been caught up in that is where we are all -- that is where we are. the crown mentioned princess of saudia arabia. he met with president trump last tuesday -- the crown prince of saudia. he met with trump last tuesday. he told the washington to -- that the roadst" that saudia arabia has been going down since 1979, basically was k

my hope for young muslims in germany is. that they grasp how wonderful and transcultural their identity is that they realise the richness of their languages and identities and that they are world citizens. thanks for talking to us thank you . how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany and my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and moving journalists they can trust for them to make sense of. pride in the back office i work at the w. t w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of that i've been going there. now with our innovations magazine for in asia the us from every week and always looking to the future d.w. dot com science and research for.

without the job to be regarded as muslims. which is why some of your opponents threaten you with violence we know how far this can go in one thousand nine hundred four you were working in a counseling center for turkish women in germany you were advising a client when a man stormed into the room and shot the woman right before your eyes what happened to you. and he shot me two sticks a bullet lodged in my neck it's a miracle that i survived. after that i thought now i'm really going to find seven months man tried to kill me and another woman was killed because i stood up for women's rights and all i want is men and women to be equals not only in the eyes of the law but also in society sadly there are still both men and women in the world who are prepared to kill people for others or. in your position having barely escaped with your life many people would say i'm not going to put myself at risk of being attacked again. drove you to keep going anyway was it anger i said. yes certainly. it motivated me you're absolutely right it

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

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

their families trying to declares a nationwide state of emergency off the riots target the country's muslim minority and a cold war style mystery unfolds as a former russian double agent who spied for m i six lies critically ill in a british hospital. hopes of building for a breakthrough in peace talks on the korean peninsula after a successful meeting between the north korean leader and a delegation from the south high level talks on the escalation took place in pyongyang and a joint summit is set to take place next month but president trump's cautioned against what he's called false hope. reports. the delegation arrived back in seoul clearly delighted the mission had achieved all its objectives and more most importantly an apparent commitment from north korea to denuclearize under the right conditions that. north korea made it clear that there will be no reason to possess nuclear capabilities if there is no military threat and also north korea's regime security is guaranteed the two sides have agreed to a summit between president when j. end of south korea a north korean leader kim jong u

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

likewise with the muslim brotherhood. one organization motivated by one of ideology and to me that's the fundamental issue to understand what the obama administration did not but i think president trump does. what we are fighting here is not a concept like violence. we are fighting a radical ideology that grows out of islam , political islam call it what you were-- call it what you will. we didn't create the ideology. we may not like having it but if we don't acknowledge it we are never going to prevent a. >> let me go to dock or jesser. we discussed the new wants earlier. >> i'm not sure how much the ambassador and i agree. if you declare the muslim brotherhood they terror organization what about al-jazeera does that become a satellite terror network? may be but the bottom line is you have the egyptian brotherhood which i think the egyptian muslim brotherhood was the home base the central nuclear cancer cell of the muslim brotherhood. hamas and offshoot to the terrorist organization should be labeled as such but ideologu

look government is dividing hindus and muslims that's all they're doing. 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. some football and is now and well champions germany hosted steyn in a friendly in the western city of desoto are on friday it was a chance for a coach of the left to test his players against a fellow title favorites ahead of the west coast and russia and in both teams started with strong line ups which made for a tight contest. no surprises. the starting eleven as they spotted the new away shirt despite being the hosts of the better stop along to spain and dresden yesterday setting up road to go marino with a neat bow on the floor with a state in the against the stats job and defense. germany's first attacking efforts lacked perception. spain remains the most dangerous side just missing shot most in front of go i but after half an hour thomas miller did find a gap in the spanish defense something called

muslim friendly is good he says no muslim only. karen is there a typical hello traveller and you know what do they share there and what are they looking for i would say there isn't really a typical one because obviously they're coming from such a wide range of countries as indicated earlier but for many practicing muslims it's really simply a matter is mostly as basic as as being able to find food and also to be able to find a place to pray in peace so we're seeing the creation of a number of new websites for instance like crescent rating is one of them that's been around for a little bit longer or trip is another one that's relatively new that's kind of like a trip advisor but for muslims there's also the hello trip app that you can see here now this helps travelers to locate the nearest mosque or for instance a hot restaurant keeps them on track for their various prayer times and there's also a function that well it will ring destinations and hotels in terms of how muslim friendly they are and how much they cater to muslim needs

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

coming up — in need of a family — the campaign to place more muslim children with a muslim household.d out of next month's grand national at aintree following his fall at cheltenham last week. the amount of plastic in the ocean is set to treble within a decade unless action is taken, a government report has warned. the foresight future of the sea study also highlights the threats of rising sea levels and warming oceans. but it also predicts positive opportunities for the uk to use new technologies to cash in on the global "ocean economy." here's our environment analyst roger harrabin. the world is waking up to the menace of plastic in the oceans. the report says the best solution is to stop it getting to the sea in the first place. in the longer term better biodegradable plastics could help. plastic waste in the ocean is expected to triple by 2025 the report says. and that is not all. we are also having pollutions from farms, pesticides and fertilisers. from industry, even from pharmaceuticals. the report says all these together are combined to make a mighty problem for the oceans. bu

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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. well that's the news coming in exactly forty five minutes in the meantime do feel free to check out our web site at www dot com up for all the talk news and information thank you for watching. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word heard in the. rico is in germany to learn german and why

, when the hero of islam draws together the muslim nearest to recover the holy land. >> as the muslimson jerusalem once again, pope urban iii realizes that in his predecessor's quest to defend christianity, he may have invited its demise. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event'. the dual adjustability of the sleep number bed allows each of you to adjust to your ideal level of firmness, comfort and support... your sleep number setting... for your best. sleep. ever. in the morning, you'll discover the amazing effects the bed is having on your sleep quality... your sleepiq score. and snoring? does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store where queen mattresses start at just $899. and, it's the last chance for clearance savings up to $800 on our most popular beds. ends saturday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> the pope really has to walk a tightwire when he comes through the holy land. you have judaism, christianity and islam. massive faiths basically living on top of each other here. >> in 2014, pope francis attempts to unify three major religions in

muslim friendly is good he says no muslim only.interesting are tapping into a niche there describe to us who is the typical traveler i don't think you can really describe a typical one because that's i mentioned earlier they're coming from really such a wide range of countries but for many practicing muslims the really really important thing is obviously to be able to find food and to be able to have a place to pray. so we you know stick to ones would also not want alcohol and maybe sort of separate quarters in the swimming pool and whatnot but we're seeing a lot of new websites that are catering to some of these needs for instance crescent rating as one of them or holiday trip is there is a new one that's kind of like trip advisor for muslims so it and this is the app you can see here it helps travelers to locate the nearest mosque for instance or restaurants to keep one track of prayer times and also race destinations and homes in terms of how they cater to muslim needs and how muslim friendly they are in effect so how well touri

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. >

that muslims are encouraged to share the meat with others. community is very important to me i believe i am nothing without other people with older people who are close to me they did look me what i am with. this family thing enjoys a rare trip to a leisure park in the center of nairobi it's a chance to forget the stress and worry of everyday life but for clive it's not such a relaxing experience. it's getting. tight wow you think extremist yeah but this is the way i like laid off it's. a lot go back i get that this is i hope i can you get back if you do it yeah. you know me being scared is normal. overcoming that c.r. . is what is driven by the passion i'm down to standing wolf what do you do you know when you're walking against the right because there's one hundred sixteen museum you cannot afford your feet up with they could take over. we have spent nearly three years following clive one gluteus he takes a stand against terrorism in his neighborhood what has changed for him personally during these past three years. i am happy to talk nobod

lanka's central district of candy has been temporarily lifted after police managed to contain anti muslim violence the government declared a nationwide state of emergency after the fighting began some social media sites have been blocked the minimum age for buying rifles in the u.s. state of florida will be raised from eighteen to twenty one controversially some teachers can be trained and armed it follows a school shooting in the state last month in which seventeen people were killed british police say a nerve agent was used to try to murder a former russian double agent and his daughter so again you see a scrap pile were found slumped on a park bench and sols free on sunday they were both critically ill in hospital politicians in the philippines house of representatives voted to impeach the country's first female chief justice maria ludicrous that eno's accused of corruption critics say she's being targeted for criticizing the president of the ego details of these policies as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stay with us. bigger and potentially more

. >> muslim armies had been making their way through the arabian peninsula, conquering new lands andhey had long since conquered jerusalem and were headed for the next christian stronghold. >> muslims had swept through what we would now say is modern turkey, and really getting fairly close to constantinople itself. >> you could almost see muslims across the water, so it's time to find the christians left to help you. >> emperor alexis i writes to the pope in rome pleading for aid against the muslims. >> he's asking a few hundred knights to help him defend his city. what he gets is something entirely different. as the leader of the church, he's looking to improve the spiritual well-being of his people. but he's also a politician. >> seeing an opportunity to unite eastern and western christians and solidify his place as their leader, pope urban ii calls an emergency gathering of clergy, knights, and townspeople. >> it was probably the most famous speech made during the middle ages. urban told about the plight of christians in the east who had their lands concurred, horrible mutilations

deadshot the participants are abroad mix of muslims and christians men and women. last year i used to live on the street myself i'm very similar to you know that i really doubt that even well i know you think i'm fat. but in my head i see myself as very slim. but i look in the marathon who's that but i speak your language. before you go on he asks the group how they recognise it. person has decided to join a terror group one was what if someone was always cheerful and friendly and then suddenly gets a really stern face that might mean they've got in with those kinds of people in my space if. people are put there someone disappears and doesn't want to reveal where they've been when they come back. like you and after some people suddenly run away from the police. without their i think of a story out to all of you we started towards our client is convinced that all the people in the neighborhood need to come together young and old religious dignitaries and the police to that is difficult because the police force has a bad reputation particularly in easily come with wh

but muslims like clive suddenly faced open hostility. and spills us about says those children yet we're stuck to the look the stuff the poor the truth identifying who sleeps in the phallus. looks a little tough to. please. clive was not always interested in what was happening in his neighborhood in fact in the old days people here were actually afraid of him i could not walk out only. it would be muslim you would just going to see it was so but i was going to my sister's home i was living outside like a parked vehicle. and that for me i had people but i would come into the houses i'm still from there. so my sister used to give me live from the window through the window. she loves me but she will not tolerate how it was a vanity or women and was going to do that today clive when kuti does not only take a stand against terrorism she also acts as an arbitrator in disputes between neighbors or family members in his community. this elderly man asked clive to mediate he says his wife has a head on a severe breach on muslims family and he wants

after any attack kenya's muslims say they are viewed with suspicion by the christian majority. but that's particularly true in easily a neighborhood on the edge of the capital nairobi with a large ethnic somali population it's where clive one go to lives now to cure dogs bob has been driven out of our midst where we live in peace so whenever you suspect someone of being involved with the militants you must report it to the police what you think oh no no we're going to fight you would be for. the twenty fifteen attack triggered a wave of solidarity across kenya many people donated blood for the wounded. but muslims like clive suddenly faced open hostility was being led by luke luke spills us about since those children. stuck to the buddhist god the poor little identifying who sleeps in the palace. and then the tough being. both repeat. clive was not always interested in what was happening in his neighborhood in fact in the old days people here were actually afraid of him i could not walk a whole day made. everybody who saw me will just go to see people so but i was going to my s

why increasing numbers of young british muslim women are deciding to wear a headscarf. bitter row over america's gun laws has resurfaced, with the pro lobby group, the national rifle association, mounting a swift legal challenge to new gun control measures signed into law in florida. the legislation imposes a 21—year—old age limit and a three—day waiting period on all gun purchases. the move follows a school shooting at parkland, in which seventeen students were killed. washington correspondent chris buckler reports. standing side—by—side with the families of some of those killed inside a school. florida's governor signed new laws, legislation designed to try to prevent such shootings and restricting access to guns. the commonsense things that is we need to have law enforcement in oui’ we need to have law enforcement in our schools, we need to harden our schools, more mental health counselling, we need to make sure people who are going to do harm, we know, . .. people who are going to do harm, we know, . . . the people who are going to do harm, we know, . .. the legisla

next thirty minutes a state of emergency is lifted but the tension between sri lanka's sinhalese and muslim communities is far from over. also the polls are open in russia in an election considered a foregone conclusion for president but it could help decide the country's leader after a lot of. and four years after one of the worst ever breaks in sierra leone the disease still lingers in the west african country. welcome to the program there are reports of gun battles in the center of syria's northern town of. kurdish y p g fighters attempt to repel advancing turkish backed forces. free syrian army fighters entered the town earlier supported by turkish army airstrikes and artillery shelling now it comes almost three months after turkey launched its cross border operation to push back kurdish forces from its border let's join andrew symonds our correspondent in the turkey syria border we spoke to us earlier and drew and there seems to be movement on the military front it's a very fluid situation what more can you tell us. it's a very fluid situation it's also a very violent situation in term

but a small set fire to homes and businesses killing young muslim the riots followed the death of a sinhalese truck driver then rest is a repeat of rioting four years ago and sense then there's been rising tension between communities a very mix of ethnicities and religions make their home on the island where the twenty six year long civil war ended in two thousand and nine got to our guests in a moment first though when el fernandez reports from the central district a candy. heavy military prisons deployed to keep the peace. witnesses say organize mobs from the single majority targeted mosques muslim homes and businesses on monday afternoon mama brother abdul died in their burning home one of many set a late early morning. check with my parents. that they may slow my brother he was really down the block. but. the attacks were sparked by the death of this man. the forty one year old driver was beaten by four reportedly drunk was lim utes for not allowing them to overtake his vehicle days later he was dead muslims were attacked on the day of his funeral after thirty years of brutal co

none of my muslim friends were either.more and more young women are wearing it. >> the reason why i wear it is to cover my hair and because i really enjoy wearing it. enjoy the head wraps. i feel again makes a statement. it is part of who i am, it is my crn. >> it is empowerment and g feminism and takinnership of what i choose to share to the world. >> being online has given some women in powerful top form. >> social media star has a huge following on instagram. it is a part of me and my career and it is representation. we should not be ashamed to represent. >> if you are a model wearing a job and on instagram ndd having thouof people following you, are you doing the opposite of what a hijab is supposed a beut? >> the mainstream media and western media is not representing muslim into the and fashion anywhere. the only time we are represented is an something bad. i'm talking about fashion. >> some campaign is for muslim women's rights think the hijab's popularity and statement, they feel uneasy about its use as an expressio

in the four million muslims who currently live in germany practiced their religion . and they belong here just as much as their religion. to do it and i thought. another salvo in the standoff between russia and western allies of the poisoning of a former double agent in britain britain's foreign minister boris johnson says it's highly likely that russian president vladimir putin personally ordered the nerve agent attack on circus grip on his daughter the kremlin described that statement as shocking and unforgivable moscow denies any involvement in the attempted murders. in london british foreign secretary boris johnson visited a memorial from world war two back then russia was an ally now russia and britain are in a war of words over the poisoning of the former russian spy sergei state power on british soil. isn't putin's credit and with his decision and we think of. it it was his decision to direct the use of it on the streets of the u.k. and strictly for the first time since that is that is why we are talking with pollution on the campaign trail ahead of elections o

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sri lanka declares a nation wide states of emergencies violence between muslims and buddhists. also this hour trapped inside a church the people seeking safety from armed groups in one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic we'll have an exclusive report from. in sport brazilian striken neymar begins his race to be fit for the world cup the world's most expensive player is on crutches after surgery one hundred days out from kickoff in russia. the russian military has offered a guarantee of safe passage to syrian rebel fighters and their families if they leave eastern ghouta but rebels are accusing russia of a military escalation and imposing force displacement about seven hundred people have been killed in the rebel enclave since the syrian government intensified an offensive more than two weeks ago government airstrikes killed at least eighty civilians on monday it is the deadliest day since the un adopted a cease fire resolution more than a week ago and russia began a five hour daily ceasefire another pause was. meant to allow people to leave but that doesn't

many muslim women choose to wear it proudly. for some, it's an act of modesty. remove in protest. it may divide opinion, but the hijab is going high fashion. 20—year—old model shahira yusuf has been signed up by storm, the agency that found supermodel kate moss. shahira is one of the first british models with a hijab taking to the catwalk. yeah, i definitely don't want to be considered a token girl. i don't want these models, like ethnic models or models from different religious backgrounds, to just pave the way, i want the way to stay there, you know, to become the norm within society. because it is the norm outside of the modelling sphere. shahira is becoming the face of modest fashion. at this show in london, muslim designers have come from all over the world to promote their clothes. the market for modest fashion is on course to be worth billions. i grew up in a muslim family and none of the women in my family wore the hijab. none of my muslim friends wore it either. but now, more and more young women are wearing it. the reason why i wear it is to number one

days reaches eight hundred sri lanka declares a state of emergency and curfew to stop attacks on muslims plus. tend to take innocent life u.k. soil. unsanctioned unpunished a warning from britain after a russian former spy and his daughter are found unconscious in southern england. hello thank you for joining us hopes are building for a breakthrough in peace talks on the korean peninsula after a delegation from the south held the successful meeting with north korea's leader they say came general and agreed to meet a south korean counterpart in the next month and is willing to talk about getting rid of his nuclear weapons president trump however has cautioned against what he's called false hope from seoul what mcbride reports. the delegation arrived back in seoul clearly delighted the mission had achieved all its objectives and. most importantly an apparent commitment from north korea to denuclearize the right conditions that. north korea made it clear that there will be no reason to possess nuclear capabilities if there is no military threat and also north korea's regime security is guar

the only part of muslims you're punishing is our eyes, okay?t'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 bombing a mosque and 2.5 points to nuke meek cay. >> trevor >> okay. that is disgusting. how is nuking mecca only 2500 points? the scale makes no sense at all. yell at someone, punch someone, nuke a holy city. you really think someone is sitting on a spare nuclear bomb, like, you know, i wasn't going to use this before, but for 2500 points, i'm in! ( laughter ) >> trevor: and maybe i'm the only one thinking this, but where do people redeem the points? >> great question. is there a racist chuck e. cheese where you can cash them in for a finger trap and tiny slinky? because when i get one of those i want to nuke a chuck e. cheese. >> trevor: you're saying these guys need to put more thought into their punish a muslim day? >

adela mahmoud a bitch 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. that. is a sign against the modern media is a perfectly normal item of clothing. or that this woman came over and started yelling at me in arabic only. obvious i wish that when i could make out was. a bit i did ogata over what the hour and i 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 will be amply toys out of all these people have a serious problem with our culture bosses i want bosnia to be just as conservative as they are so close i might see this then we are happy and. well i won't stand for it yourself i like my life here and i'll fight to defend at camp but. here in sara

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one or two temples have been targeted but most victims of the violence are muslim the region of candy is vital to sri lanka's multi-billion dollar tourist industry but it's on the curfew once again but it's meant al-jazeera can be rumanian and german officials say they've smashed one of the biggest illegal migrant trafficking rings in europe lost police raided homes and hotels in both countries in the remaining city of two thousand people are believed to have been trafficked ring is accused of charging them over six thousand u.s. dollars to help get out of serbia and into germany. three members of the more deaves main opposition party have been arrested they were taken into custody after police raided the mall devean democratic party's office and police reportedly refused to disclose their charges and said the arrests were made under the state of emergency declared last month president abdoulaye you mean granted sweeping powers to the police to investigate a suspected coup after the top court released nine political prisoners medical business and environmental leaders from around the

hundreds of thousands of real hinge are muslims.