we are in moscow held an international muslim forum.y came from forty countries of the world, despite december, despite the frost in russia, and this means that and both economically and spiritually, as well as politically and fraternally. uh, the muslim world wants to develop a relationship with us. yes, i would like to be in touch. uh, on our anniversary, to celebrate the special role of our president vladimir vladimirovich putin, who, on the opening day, after reconstruction with the help of uh, which we were able to uh, complete the overhaul. uh, with the help of the moscow government, calling vladimir vladimirovich congratulated all of us, and the opening was attended by the deputy prime minister, as chairman of the orc committee. on the occasion of the celebration of the anniversary events on the occasion of the 1100th anniversary of islam and uh, the president uh expressed his deep gratitude to all our foreign guests who came to the opening of the moscow islamic institute and uh . each of his accents is muscular, and this should

in that are very against christians and for muslims . in 2008, we and for muslims.2008, we didn't admit a single christian syrian were all muslims who ianed syrian were all muslims who invited him . he was refused invited him. he was refused asylum in case it provoked the islamic community. it's there is there's an inconsistency here which looks as though it is more than simply incompetence. and if it is you, do you think having just just reading between the lines of what you've said that do you think that we currently live in a country where people would inclined to would be more inclined to radical extremist ordinary radical extremist than ordinary christianity . there's no doubt christianity. there's no doubt at all if you go back to the 2008 issue of bringing in syrian a large number of christian organisations were saying there are good of syrian christians. we are a christian country nominally let's give the syrian christians asylum here. not a single one was allowed in by the home office. you have to ask, why is that? what kind of what kind of attitude lies be

so a lot of muslims , just normal muslims, muslims, just normal muslims, they just have a faith that'sferent. just the different. that's just the link between islam the rest , the between islam and the rest, the abrahamic religions. but as a text , it was clearly a political text, it was clearly a political ideology. it was about control. so it's not a surprise that islamic leaders the text to run and establish events, whether they want to call it government . so what can muslims within this country who don't with this kind of dictatorship , what can kind of dictatorship, what can they do to help themselves ? they do to help themselves? well, i mean, muslims or back in the middle east or north africa , what you kind of need, first things first, there is a little bit of responsibility . and on bit of responsibility. and on every individual when it comes to whether it's terrorism or extremism or anything else that dodgy comes out, i have found that the islamists and the so—called muslims, normal people, they need to start speaking out . that way you speaking out. that way you prevent and

so a lot of muslims , just normal muslims, muslims, just normal muslims, they just have a faith that'sferent. just the different. that's just the link between islam the rest , the between islam and the rest, the abrahamic religions. but as a text , it was clearly a political text, it was clearly a political ideology. it was about control. so it's not a surprise that islamic leaders the text to run and establish events, whether they want to call it government . so what can muslims within this country who don't with this kind of dictatorship , what can kind of dictatorship, what can they do to help themselves ? they do to help themselves? well, i mean, muslims or back in the middle east or north africa , what you kind of need, first things first, there is a little bit of responsibility . and on bit of responsibility. and on every individual when it comes to whether it's terrorism or extremism or anything else that dodgy comes out, i have found that the islamists and the so—called muslims, normal people, they need to start speaking out . that way you speaking out. that way you prevent and

and beyond this obvious things like the tensions between muslims and non-muslims in this country andhis image of the islamic prophet as something that triggers conflict. there is a lot about america. the book is called american caliph and it really unfolds the events that lead up to the events in washington dc, they unfold all across the country. i am following a director in hollywood. i am following khaalis. there is a lot that happens in this book that helped me understand what had been happening in america for the past six years and the crippled justice system, people's anxieties and frustrations with american governments, with what is being delivered and not being delivered to them. these are all things that are in my book and i do hope other people see what i saw during the process of writing this book. susan: you did so much research, one wonders how you manage with thousands of pages of individual documents but is there one thing you remember saying this helped me understand at all? one piece of evidence you found that made the whole thing come together? shahan: well, i guess

behind all of this is aminah abdullah, with the muslim community center.t 6:00 a.m., every other saturday, one by one, each bag contains items like rice, beans, pasta, fruit, and vegetables. groceries for people who need it throughout the bay . >> is part of our faith, service, helping those in need. that is the whole purpose of the imcommunity center, help the community and serve those who are struggling. >> reporter: the first set of deliveries was for 16 families. there up to 350, now. a couple of hours after she loads up the fan, volunteers show up packing more ads and cars. while most of the people they serve are within the muslim community, they help anyone who needs it. >> the food is going to primarily elderly who cannot get out and about easily. it is going to single mothers, a lot of them do not have transportation. >> reporter: once the cars are loaded up, volunteers drive to a central location. >> we bring produce and dry food from pleasanton, and i will bring it to a central location, we have a partnership with door dash, so they will send som

she founded the georgia muslim voter project.ly the executive director of asian american advocacy fund. and my win is, as a result of that investment, that almost decade long investment by the muslim community, by other minority groups in georgia, that said, hey, we're tired of these decisions being made about us, but without our voices, it's time we were at those tables. and so for years now, these organizations have worked to build the infrastructure needed for campaigns like me and like mine. geoff: is that what you think accounts for the historic number of muslim-americans who are not just running for elected office, but in this last election, won? ruwa: absolutely. we have been able to show over years now that as the community continues to invest time, of course, money, of course, but also their vote, their civic participation, their work in coalitions with other organizations, that we can make history happen. and that's exactly what happened in georgia. geoff: you ran on a platform focused on increasing public school fundin

there is no problem of albanians or muslims.problem radical nationalism separatism and us imperialism. it has nothing to do with responding to the desperation of muslims the imperial approach of the west to draw as many borders as possible on the territory where the serbs and their brotherly peoples live, but all the territories where the serbs live should become one community, not ethnic, but political and cultural western interlocutors. you will be answered fine. a wonderful way to eliminate borders is participation in the european integration of all the balkans, but they do not want us for them, we are serbia serbian republic of bosnia and herzegovina montenegro macedonia part of the byzantine civilization. and this is true. of course, there are orthodox muslims, but we see how in russia, for example, these religions interact perfectly and the values ​​of orthodox and muslims coexist. much closer than the orthodox and western christians, the famous greek theologian. georgy metallinas has well articulated the difference betwee

federation this year at the federal level organized by holding a large-scale celebration russian muslimsn hand with their partners make a unique contribution to the renewal of global discourse. lord, i sincerely rejoice that our brothers and sisters in islam around the world solidarity with us, the rapprochement of the islamic world with russia and success in this matter is directly related to the openness of russian civilization to the whole east of its eastern heritage, including the spiritual tradition of muslims in russia, the wish tree action, which became an annual event this time, was supported by the guests of the international forum. together we visited stand projects at the event. in particular , presidential aide maxim oreshkin is an example of tatyana golikov a. also, the first deputy head of the presidential administration, sergei kiriyenko, they removed christmas trees with toys with notes as part of the project. let me remind you that you can fulfill the dream of a child or an elderly person of people who find themselves in a difficult life situation. this is how kiriyenko

the muslim b is falling in. this polling a lot and the report that this with at the end i kind of georgia tech hasn't said in tv that they look when i go to add to do. but this is what i am asked or look at rather than the kid didn't do that. to me, at my 7th day when i meet someone, what to do about it, i would talk to the muslim be not that, how is that guys more than because i was a muslim be. so this is something that will never will never cover. maybe in the next 50, denise, as the founder and executive director of an organization that with campaigns for social change in mozambique. i want to ask about what impact this has had on, on ordinary people there when the scandal 1st came in to light the currency half in value against the us dollar. as we said, the i m f with drew it support or how's that impacted the economy, the financial health of its people? what impact as it had on public spending lot. it has been tremendous immediately after the disclosure of the of the of the loan says he said that donors wi

after this is abdullah with muslim community. every bag contains items like rice, beans, pasta, fruits and vegetables , groceries for people who need them, throughout the bay. >> i think it is part of our faith service, just helping those in need, and that is the whole purpose of the muslim community center, is to help the community, and serve those who are struggling. expect their first set of deliveries were for 16 families during the pandemic. someone they added diapers for families who need them. a couple of hours after the sister loads up the van, volunteers show up, packing more backs and cars. while most of those they serve are within the muslim community to help anyone who needs it. >> the food is going to primarily the elderly, who cannot get out and about easily. it's going to single mothers, who, a lot of them don't have transportation. we are helping the afghan refugees. >> volunteers drive to a central location. >> we bring progress and dry food from pleasanton to oakland, where we will be bringing it to a central lo

on the other hand of the, on the other end of the spectrum, you see that the muslim citizens, without any political activity have been put under house arrest, have been re, did a ha being a jade on mere accusations at all. for radicalization. we have to remember that in france, just a couple of just a year or 2 ago, a muslim finally was dismissed by the national carrier. how to do with our carrier . gorgeous hop. because he was accused a regular conversation and the reason for it is because he, it was pretty like he would go too often to the thought of and in the airplane. and that, that newton my is that his company dismissing him and he might having to fight him to keep his job. so you see that people with a track record of political violence being i love to remain the freak to remain free. or the other hand, if you, if you will have the unlucky of being not lights up there at the same time being dense with suspicion. you can lose your liberties, lose you lose your job, and the government will back that up. and that's why people are now are angry, how this person has been allowed to

that, as a symbol, as a team representing a muslim majority country where most of the players are muslimk have found that really inspiring. so they have had a big impact on the moroccan community but also the african community but also the african community and the muslim community at large. seeing that was really impactful for at large. seeing that was really impactfulfor me. find at large. seeing that was really impactful for me.— at large. seeing that was really impactful for me. at large. seeing that was really im actful for me. �* , ., ., impactful for me. and 'ust moving on to toda , impactful for me. and 'ust moving on to today. how— impactful for me. and 'ust moving on to today. how do — impactful for me. and 'ust moving on to today, how do you — impactful for me. and just moving on to today, how do you think— impactful for me. and just moving on to today, how do you think morocco l to today, how do you think morocco is going to approach this game? i think like they have approached all the other games. they will look at this as an opportunity to continue making history. they have

it will be the largest muslim temple in eastern in europe, his appearance, believers have been waitingeral years. now the workers are finishing the facade and landscaping the area around the mosque in the course of work . a worker is laying tiles behind the meter. in the courtyard near the walls of the cathedral mosque in simferopol, the landscaping of the territory of the future main shrine of the muslims of the peninsula at the final stage is 95% almost finished . however. now builders waiting for deliveries from turkey in order to install columns of pure marble at the main entrance. now we are experiencing some difficulties. yes, with delivery, but uh , we're doing it heroically. what helps us a lot is the government of crimea and simferopol, the main work on the construction of the cathedral mosque. e, we plan to complete at the end of the year the main muslim temple of the republic, the largest cathedral mosque in eastern europe, it rises in the southern part of simferopol in the area of ​​​​the reservoir ensemble, domes, covered with lead and white minarets. almost 50 m high. eve

there are meeting of women minister from nibbling muslim country, not even our western or the european country. and hillary bonnie cut his lot only has not had head is also not properly covered, but they wouldn't allow. and i've gone woman in that position of command where she's leading a delegation and talking i'm equally with of grant, guided by leadership. so send me a message to be our grandfather, bond leadership. and therefore, the question, how important is restoring women's rights and of grandson for partisan? i mean, it's important, but i don't think that it's a priority right now for pakistan. bucket found right now is under ted from that it is m activities of pakistani taliban. it's a group that has 4 years attacked buckets and he said it's people, children. and since i've gone taliban took over in afghanistan, these attacks have increased and pakistan believes that i, cassandra taliban, and these militants are based in afghanistan and they are planning these attacks from the of gun dated city. and i remember in august 2021 i was in islamabad, that minute of gone taliban too

here, even during the ramadan of the muslim fast , they cook and eat pork.n chef is responsible for the replacement in the restaurant, and our compatriot is responsible for the design. maksim he is 25 he doesn’t really remember the soviet union, maybe that’s why the young businessman is nostalgic for the disappeared side, the feeling of the red restaurateur is not shared by all the young part of the public shocking and yet a little frightening with the unknown, especially. for some reason, she tells the italian sheikh that there is a place for everyone and for those who want to eat in a restaurant decorated in a red corner and for those who want to touch christian shrines and those who just want to wander around a colorful oriental bar. after all. sharm, after all, is located on the sinai peninsula very close. mixed with a religious oasis, where both the monastery and the church stand on the foundation of religious tolerance and tolerance for centuries. and mosque our today's program has come to an end travel with us. travel yourself.

but it, it, it shows even more how desperately they need our attention. particularly the muslim majority countries in the west have been there for 20 years, and the expectation is always there for them to show their support. but i think right now, because the caliber talent i'm power afghanistan is rely more on the muslim majority countries on neighbors to convey a very unified and strong message about the cost of stability and prosperity is half the population isn't allowed to contribute to society. afghanistan. very briefly, what was the future of women in afghanistan? underfunded? bond rule looked like very bleak, very dark. there is no sheet rock and a sand. there is no future for a growth in the economy in diminishing the humanitarian crisis or any kind of prosperity in the nation. where like i said, half the population is restricted and imprisoned at home. currently, the taliban have proven that they have no respect for humanity for the dignity of the people who like amazon and it is on the incredibly important that the global community come together. now before. ringback is too la

and regensburg brought about a flourishing of the relationship between catholics and muslims. over the subsequent 5 years, christians and muslims. ah, and german pope and the jewish world. in the synagogue alone, pope benedict called for respect and dialogue, ah, the head, may the lord bless his people with peace and may he answer our prayers. but then he approved the reinstatement of the tridentine mess with the aim of re integrating catholic traditionalists. puzzle dues. wondered if this meant to revitalization of the good friday prayer for the conversion of jews to christianity, which would be no less than pure provocation for jews. the vatican poured oil on troubled waters clarifying that the old right was no longer permitted on good friday. but then came a new scandal. pope benedict reinstated the traditionalist pious brotherhood, which had been excommunicated from the catholic church in 1988, but benedict wanted them to return to the fold. but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the

over the subsequent 5 years. christians and muslims. ah, a german pope and the jewish world. in the synagogue in cologne, pope benedict called for respect and dialogue the hair may the lord says people with peace in may, he answer our prayer. but then he approved the reinstatement of the tridentine mass with the aim of re integrating catholic traditionalists. puzzle. do is wondered if this meant to revitalization of the good friday prayer for the conversion of jews to christianity, which would be no less than pure provocation for jews. the vatican poured oil on troubled waters clarifying that the old right was no longer permitted on good friday. but then came a new scandal. pope benedict reinstated the traditionalist pious brotherhood, which had been excommunicated from the catholic church in 1988. both benedict wanted them to return to the fold. but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the holocaust ever took place. i don't think 6 pictures will gas ah, the vatican made no mention of this

the eighteenth international muslim forum opened today in moscow.ttended not only by religious leaders, but also by representatives of the academic community, political and public figures. the russian federation is a multinational state in which a culture of respect for each other has been formed for centuries . representatives of various nationalities and confessions. the government of the russian federation pays constant attention to the needs of russian muslims. consulting structures under state authorities on issues of interaction with religious organizations by order of the president of the russian federation this year at the federal level organized by holding a large-scale celebration russian muslims hand in hand with their partners make a unique contribution to the renewal of global discourse. lord, i am sincerely glad that our brothers and sisters in islam around the world solidarity with us, the rapprochement of the islamic world with russia and success in this matter is directly related to with the openness of russian civilization to the e

behind this is a mehdi abdulla at the muslim community center. every day in pleasanton, sister amity loads of these bags. every bag contains staples like rice, beans, pasta, fruit, and vegetables. groceries for people who need them throughout the day. >> i think it is a part of our faith. service. just, helping those in need. that is the whole purpose of the muslim community center, is to help the community, and serve those who are struggling. >> reporter: the first set of deliveries when the pandemic started was for 16 families. they are up to 350, now. once per month, they added diapers for families who need them. a couple of hours after sister emma in a loads of the van, volunteers show up packing volunteers and cars. well most of those they serve are in the muslim community, they help anyone who needs it pick >> the food is going to primarily the elderly who cannot get out and about easily. it is going to single mothers, a lot of whom do not have transportation. >> we are also helping afghan refugees. >> reporter: once the cars are loaded up,

ah, the speech sparked violent protests in the muslim world. from symbolic emulations to the actual murders of christians reg, regensburg sent off an extraordinary energy on both sides while of a sudden a whole range of experts set about trying to improve interface ties for the irony. is that what he said in regensburg brought about a flourishing of the relationship between catholics and muslims. over the subsequent 5 years, christians and muslims. ah and german pope and the jewish world. in the synagogue alone, pope benedict called for respect and dialogue, ah, the head, may the lord bless his people with peace and may he answer our prayers. but then he approved the reinstatement of the tri. denton mass with the aim of re integrating catholic traditionalists. puzzle. do is wondered if this meant to revitalization of the good friday prayer for the conversion of jews to christianity, which would be no less than pure provocation for jews. the vatican poured oil untroubled waters clarifying that the old right was no longer permitted on good friday

are we afraid of offending some members of the muslim . some members of the muslim.ad lunch. one minute pass for radisson in the gb newsroom. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the stabbing of a 23 year old man in a birmingham nightclub. semi—professional footballer cody fisher was stabbed to death on the dance floor of the crane nightclub on, boxing day. hundreds of people there at the time. his family , their hearts time. his family, their hearts were broken following . his were broken following. his death. west midlands police say a 22 year old was arrested in birmingham city centre last night whilst a 21 year old man was arrested in london. border force staff and driving examiners are the latest to stage industrial action. members of the pc union working at multiple uk airports are continuing their strike over pay jobs conditions. driving examiners have begun a five day walkout affecting more than 70 testing centres in. the east of england and the midlands. meanwhile, on the rail network, tsa say union members are on strike causi

cathedral mosque in simferopol, the landscaping of the territory of the future main shrine of the muslimsof the peninsula at the final stage is completed by 95%, almost finished fencing, snow-white intermediate columns made of marble-like limestone from durable cast iron. however. now builders are waiting for supplies from turkey in order to install columns of pure marble at the main entrance. now we are experiencing some difficulties. yes, with delivery, but uh , we're doing it heroically. what helps us a lot is the government of crimea and simferopol, the main work on the construction of the cathedral mosque. uh, we are cloning to complete at the end of the year the main muslim temple of the republic, the largest cathedral mosque in eastern europe, it rises in the southern parts of simferopol in the area of ​​the reservoir , an ensemble of domes, covered with lead and white. the minarets, each almost 50 meters high , can be seen from afar, in the main building of the mosque there is now a boat of engineering networks. the premises of the mosque inside are almost completely occupied by m

i wouldn't talk to the muslim be not that. how is that guys? was that because how was it that it was them be? so this is something that will never, will never cover. maybe in the next 50 denise as the founder and executive director of an organization that with campaigns for social change in mozambique. i want to ask about what impact this has had on, on ordinary people there when the scandal 1st came in to light the currency half in value against the us dollar. as we said, the i'm f, withdrew it's port or how's that impacted the economy, the financial health of its people? what impact as it had on public spending lot. it has been tremendous immediately after the disclosure of the of the of the loan says he said that donors withdrew from the state budget and that led her mozambique the government to implement austerity measures and cuts were made to the. busy us health, education, water, sanitation sectors and that had that the right impact in how people access medication. you know, how they access medicine, how they access health services. well

you know muslims distinguish christmas from by their christian brothers, and christians come to us muslimread to the whole world. on the abdali boulevard of the capital, on december 1, the grand opening of the christmas tree took place, within a month. holiday concerts will be held here, there will be a christmas fair in my homeland , azerbaijan, where i grew up and, it seems to me, i know all the holidays by heart. same the main meeting of the new year takes place on the bright holiday of spring navruz bayram in 2023, the beginning of the ram will be on march 21. festive, the whole of azerbaijan will bloom with flowers and festive tables in the side, thousands of guests will come to see this wonderful holiday, in which there are many cultural events and festive processions. it is especially beautiful in the old quarter in baku from rustling. well, you should definitely see it on the eve of four wednesdays and lohershin. b. they symbolize water, fire, wind and earth. on four pre-holiday tuesdays, azerbaijanis kindle fires in the yards. tangal, according to tradition , needs to jump over t

for many people visiting the middle east for the 1st time are interacting with muslims. the reality is different from perceptions volunteers. here have been telling us that hundreds of people have been asking them about islam and the culture of hotter everyday. for them, the bulk up is an opportunity to let people from all over the world experience is lamar traditions, culture and beliefs? oh, did muslim leaders in organizations routinely share concerns about rising as them phobia and a negative portrayal of islam. and this people to people contact during a major sporting event will help to allay misconceptions that are posing what then proposals of non muslims when you was to move or give you some other that what the western media see, it's got to be. but that has taken a very good stance of presenting the country as well as that of community, really the listing of a some that islam, religion of peace and its origin. for all the human beings, not only for that ups are not only for the 1st book up in a muslim country, has shades of religion in everything. from prostratin

this is in the tour of the turkish press close muslim brothers, and the party of equity development. muslim brotherhood, by the way, an organization banned in the russian federation that develops the master. yes, which means to call it nothing more than catchy awe with the regime. this contradiction is worse than you can imagine. orthodox catholics 23 years ago cannot be compared even worse. yes, so to speak, yes, everyone knows that the united states erdogan acted as a beneficiary in destabilizing the situation in syria today. first, on the assad’s head, trying to break through his muslim brothers surrounded, tsoi in syria was killed only under the pressure of the hamme uprising in 82 about 20,000 people and the main militants who are about the turkish kindness of muslims, if he sit at the same table right there for him the most the radical core that votes for him will not go to vote, you will imagine, which means that the regime sat down at the same table. i'm here with uh, i'm fine with all religious groups. so i understand a little about this matter, yes, that is, this time it re

william for from storm, from 4 slots to muslim. putting them on there. glad to book many her what the continuum will just i get a month or so the lowest level there were did some of 30 to recursive i use i wish i finish this is just bullshit or do i get home as national wouldn't become saying to do friday, the usa mentor, you order republic group or full movers, the shirt instrument and he has some other than whistles penalty induction isn't this ah. 2 i'm john, curiosity, and this is the whistleblowers. we've been talking with bradley burke and felt a long time banker and seasoned financial expert who brought down money laundering and income tax evasion. bradley brick and feld story takes a very strange twist. we've already talked to him about his arrest and why he was arrested. he had gone to the treasury department to report evidence of illegality. and then the entire weight of the us government seemed to fall on his head. why did that happen? well, thanks to wiki leaks, we now know why that happened. you see behind the scenes while brad was making hi

behind all of this is aminna abdullah with the muslim minute center. at 6:00 a.m., every saturday, she loads up this van, one by one, each bag contains items like rice, beans, pasta, fruits and vegetables, groceries for people who help them. >> i think that's part of our faith, service. helping those in heap. that's the whole purpose is to help the community and serve those who are struggling. >> reporter: the first set of deliveries when the pandemic started was for 16 families. they are up to 350 now. and once a month, they add diapers for families who need them. a couple of hours after sister aminna loads the van, volunteers show up. most of the people they serve are within the muslim community but they help anyone who needs them. >> the food is going to elderly. >> we are currently helping the afghan refugees. >> reporter: volunteers drive to a central location. >> we are bringing produce and dry food from here to pleasanton to oakland where i'm going to be basically bringing to it a central location. and we have a partnership with door dash. they'

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you know, muslims distinguish christmas with their christian brothers come to us with muslim holidaysboulevard of the capital, on december 1, the grand opening of the christmas tree took place, within a month. there will be festive concerts and a christmas market. in my homeland , azerbaijan, where i grew up and, it seems to me, i know all the holidays by heart new year too it occurs, as it were, twice, well, officially the year is from december 31 to january 1 and everyone celebrates it, but still the main meeting of the new year takes place on the bright spring holiday navruz bayram. for a whole week and the coming year 2023, the beginning of novrusbam will be 21 marchants and festive tables. cultural events on the eve, four wednesdays and lahyr chershin b. they symbolize water, fire, wind and earth. on four pre-holiday tuesdays, azerbaijanis kindle bonfires in the yards. tangal, according to tradition, you need to jump over the fire seven once said at the same time. let my troubles burn. in this fire, such a rite cleanses the soul and body in every house, the light should burn all

media spokesman in the muslim council of britain , muslim council of britain, mekdad versi, criticisedort, which is yet to be published by the way, michael gove and its author william shawcross for trying to refocus, prevent on islamism rather than the far right. he and others have also criticised the report for supposedly trying to implicate names and organisations for promoting extremist narratives and have suggested this is an this infringement upon free expression. so freedom of expression. so freedom of expression is okay if it's being used to turn people into extremists who may or may not go on to commit acts of jihad on the streets of britain. but freedom of expression does not exist . if people want to exist. if people want to highlight that fact and that people are being radicalised , go people are being radicalised, go figure . i find it strange that figure. i find it strange that in britain a christian woman silently praying in her own head outside an abortion clinic is arrested . but members of arrested. but members of a british pakistan grooming gang are essentially allowe

media spokesman in the muslim council of britain , muslim council of britain, mekdad versi, criticisedort, which is yet to be published by the way, michael gove and its author william shawcross for trying to refocus, prevent on islamism rather than the far right. he and others have also criticised the report for supposedly trying to implicate names and organisations for promoting extremist narratives and have suggested this is an this infringement upon free expression. so freedom of expression. so freedom of expression is okay if it's being used to turn people into extremists who may or may not go on to commit acts of jihad on the streets of britain. but freedom of expression does not exist . if people want to exist. if people want to highlight that fact and that people are being radicalised , go people are being radicalised, go figure . i find it strange that figure. i find it strange that in britain a christian woman silently praying in her own head outside an abortion clinic is arrested . but members of arrested. but members of a british pakistan grooming gang are essentially allowe

behind all of this is the muslim community center and this volunteer.6:00 a.m., every other saturday, the sister looked at the van. one by one, each bag contains items like rice, beans, pasta, fruits, and vegetables . these are groceries for people that need them throughout the bay. >> it is part of our faith, service. just helping those in need. that is the whole purpose of the muslim community center, to help the community, and serve those that are struggling. >> reporter: the first set of deliveries when the pandemic started was for 16 families. they are up to 350 now. once a month, they had diapers for families that need them. a couple of hours after she looked at the van, volunteers show up, packing more bags and cars. while most people they serve within the muslim community, they help anyone who needs it. >> reporter: the food is going primarily to the elderly , they cannot get out and about easily. it is going to single mothers. many of them don't have transportation. >> we are also helping afghan refugees. >> reporter: when the car slowed up, th

the basic muslim tax encourage the education of almost them including women. that even the most conservative countries like sadie, have a higher rate of female enrollment universities than countries like mexico, brazil, and china and india and so on. why? what is the solution that why is that kind of stand under the top on such an aberration to the norm in the muslim world and what can be done about it? it does seem to be the misreading of islamic teaching by a group of clerics based in kandahar. and the way that we can deal with this is for all our leaders in muslim countries to protest and to say is let me know, does not require this. we do educate our girls and women, and we're not going to work with enough canister, and that fails at to provide equal opportunities for girls and women in the future . you've already seen statements from the saudi foreign ministry, from guitars, foreign ministry, and they are intermediaries between the us and, and the taliban. and have done very well in doing that on many occasions. but they're saying and this band. and so to

for sick and muslim americans today are still seen as terrorists. just as black people in america today are still seen as criminal. just as brown people are still seen as a legal just as indigenous people are still seen a savage just trans and queer people are still seen as a moral. just as jews are still seen as controlling just as women and girls are still seen as property when they fail to see our bodies as some mother's child it becomes easier to ban us. to detain us to incarcerate us to concentrate us to separate us from our families to sacrifice us for the illusion of security. i realize that i am being inaugurated into the pain that black and brown mothers have long known on the soil that we cannot protect our children from white supremacist violence we can only make them resilient enough to face it. and to insist until our dying breaths that there be no more bystanders. but does it have to be so painful. you know i realize that the last time my body. has been in this much pain. was when i was on the burning table. some women are nodding. you

lebanese population christians other muslims both speak arabic language, but if muslims consider themselvesarabs, then many christians call themselves phoenicians. and the christians living in lebanon are firmly convinced that they are the direct descendants of the inhabitants of ancient phenicia , the priest from ekden, josephine, believes that there is every reason for this. long before christ, the local people had one main god, it was the god of the gods, his name was or faith, in one god passed to the hananim then from them to the phoenicians and many stories of religion. then it entered our christianity. we consider ourselves followers saint marron, who was born in america in syria in the fifth century, was settled here by his disciples and passed on to us this knowledge. there are a total of one and a half million coins in the world in lebanon, there are about 850,000 of them. they fully share the catholic postulates , obey the pope and are very influential in the modern middle east among the maranites. it has its own peculiarities. maranist, the church is ranked among the catholic ci

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all muslims , especially as a muslims, especially as a political force .etty political force. it's pretty easy, not to be islamophobic. just don't be really. just don't be a massive racist . but it just don't be really. just don't be a massive racist. but it is the fear of being called islamophobic that stops people from discussing certain issues that happen to at times involve the muslim community. and when this fear of being called islamophobic infiltrates politics, the education system and law enforcement, politics, the education system and law enforcement , then it and law enforcement, then it becomes a massive problem. but one a society. let's take two big issues extremely ideology being taught to children in schools and grooming gangs. being taught to children in schools and grooming gangs . just schools and grooming gangs. just today, michael gove said that britain has a problem with islamist extremists trying to indoctrinate kids with their warped ideology . in 2014, that warped ideology. in 2014, that was the trojan horse scandal. to hear alarm .

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and how close it came to european values ​​and not to muslim ones that there were huge protests huges we want to be muslims we want to behave like them we don't want short skirts it's disrespectful to our traditions what will come of it, but this state of understanding is very good very good listen now there is a war going on and believe me 10-15% good if not 20 in ukraine still think that this is all ukrainians themselves this is the language and they are not reminded and the russians would sit quietly and friendship fronchem they would sit quiet, quiet, only in one case, if in kyiv, little putin was sitting in a bank in such a way , so little putin, otherwise , no way. yes, i don’t think that even yanukovych, because he satisfied them to the fullest extent, although to a large extent, in general, i will tell you that yanukovych submitted submitted uniqueness ukraine can be in a negative session, but submitted why because even such a phrase is big the kings of the president are not traitors, they are well why because this is my state i am the king i, as it were, opi this is my prope

over the subsequent 5 years, christians and muslims. ah, a german pope and the jewish world in the synagogue in own pope benedict called for respect and dialogue. ah, the hare maiden lords lets his people with peace and may he answer our prayers. but then he approved the reinstatement of the tridentine mass with the aim of re integrating catholic traditionalists. puzzle. do is wondered if this meant a revitalization of the good friday prayer for the conversion of jews to christianity, which would be no less than pure provocation for jews. the vatican poured oil on troubled waters clarifying that the old right was no longer permitted on good friday. but then came a new scandal. pope benedict reinstated the traditionalist pious brotherhood, which had been excommunicated from the catholic church in 1988, but benedict wanted them to return to the fold. but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the holocaust ever took place. i don't think we'll get ah, the