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Muslim Girl's School Comes to the Aid of Non-Faith School

    “… what Tauheedul shows is that Muslim faith schools do not necessarily have a separatist mentality. It is not a foregone conclusion that these schools will divide communities.” This is the conclusion reached in an Independent editorial today on how Tauheedul Islam Girls’ School in...

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Haras Rafiq criticises Baroness Warsi over GPU event

  The ES on Monday printed a letter from Haras Rafiq, Director of Centri, in response to Professor Michael Clarke’s comment piece on Roshonora Choudhry, the ‘self-driven terrorist’. Clarke, Director of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), reviewing the various factors that have come...

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Leo McKinstry on How Taxpayers 'Foot Bill for Militant Islam'

  Reading Leo McKinstry’s barely comprehensible babble in his Daily Express column yesterday, one could conclude: •    British Muslims are a separate entity from the ordinary British taxpayer. Perhaps they don’t pay taxes at all. They may all be on benefits.•    A handful of people...

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Beyond the Veil

  The Evening Standard on Friday ran a double page feature on Muslim women and their wearing of the niqab and burqa in growing numbers. ES feature writer Nosheen Iqbal asks,  “…just what is it about the burka and the niqab — two types of face veil, the terms are often used interchangeably...

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Lord Carlile to review 'plot to kill Pope' arrests

  The Evening Standard yesterday reported that the government’s independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, Lord Carlile, is to investigate whether the Met Police were justified in their apprehension of six men in the so-called ‘Muslim plot to kill Pope.’  According to the ES, Lord...

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UK Servicemen in Iraq May Be Guilty of War Crimes

  A court has heard that British servicemen, who filmed hundreds of interrogation sessions at “the UK’s Abu Ghraib” prison in Iraq, may be guilty of war crimes. From The Guardian: “Evidence of the alleged systematic and brutal mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners at the facility, operated by a...

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Community Empowerment Roadshow 2010/11

  Operation Black Vote is running a series of seminars as part of its Community Empowerment Roadshow 2010/2011. The next such will take place in Manchester on Saturday 27 November. The purpose of the seminars is “to increase Black and minority ethnic (BME) awareness of local governance and to...

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Joan Smith harps on about the burqa – again

  Joan Smith in her column in The Independent on Sunday last weekend wrote about the Roshonara Choudhry case. Rehearsing the history of movements that have or do use political violence to attain their ideological goals, Smith also adds her usual critique of Islamic dress observed by Muslim women...

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Home Secretary announces 'Prevent' review

  The Home Secretary, Theresa May, in a written Ministerial statement presented to the House today has announced the Government’s review of Prevent, a strand in its its counter-terrorism strategy CONTEST. The statement reads: “I am pleased to announce today that the Government are formally...

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Early Day Motion on Islamophobia

  Mark Hendrick MP has sponsored an Early Day Motion on Islamophobia calling on Government “to bring in tighter regulation to tackle this and other forms of religious and racial discrimination.” The EDM has been supported by 25 MPs to date. Read the list of MPs here. Is your MP among...

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