ENGAGE has written to the Daily Telegraph in response to the claim made by Amir Taheri, in his article in Saturday’s paper, that terrorists in Mumbai were ‘imitating’ the tactics of the Prophet (pbuh).
Writing in the Daily Telegraph yesterday, Amir Taheri offered his own explanation for the terrible slaughter in Mumbai: “…it looks as if the perpetrators were trying to imitate the tactic of ghazwa, used by the Prophet against Meccan caravans in his decade-long campaign to seize control...
Today’s front page of the Daily Express confidently announces that ‘Brits’ were behind the massacre in Mumbai. Elsewhere, David Toube, from the anti-Muslim website Harry’s Place launched a thread speculating whether the Mumbai terrorists were...
A Luton based religious pilgrimage company has been wound up in the High Court following an investigation by Companies Investigation Branch. Go4 Hajj & Umrah Tours Limited organised religious pilgrimages to Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia, known as Hajj. Hajj is one of the five pillars of...
Edward Stourton, a presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme and author of ‘It’s a PC World: What it Means to Live in a Land Gone Politically Correct’, writes on the dangerous implications of headlines that pander to political correctness and promote false stereotypes.
A new study produced by the Young Foundation and the London Development Agency and written by Zamila Bunglawala, looks at British Muslim women and the labour market. The study finds that 51% of second generation British Muslim women are inactive in the labour market compared to 17% of second...
Media Workers Against the War (MWAW) have written an open letter to Richard Desmond, proprietor of the Daily Star and the newspaper’s editor, Dawn Neeson, concerning the paper’s coverage of stories on Muslims in the past few weeks.
Douglas Murray of the Centre for Social Cohesion, writes in the Sunday Times of the ‘victims of intimidation’ highlighted in the latest report produced by the Centre.
Bruce Kent, in a letter to The Times, calls for the BNP to be prosecuted for claims in its 12 page brochure that incite racial and religious hatred. Kent, who received a copy of the brochure, part of the BNP’s ‘largest direct mailing campaign in nationalist history’, writes that ‘one...
Another instance of a Sunday Express front page headline that bears little or no relation to the facts. Something the paper does with panache when the story relates to Muslims.
