Vishal Arora
Ulemas’ fatwas tearing Indonesia apart
by - 11th February 2011
An unprecedented rise in violent extremism in Islam’s most successful democracy is ‘religiously inspired’.
Faith leaders must help change leprosy laws
by - 28th January 2011
A leading Christian development organisation is calling on religious leaders in India to help change social attitudes and discriminatory laws against people affected by leprosy.
Read more »Powerful Arab body behind Muslim regression, says Australian academic
by - 21st January 2011
The world’s most influential institution of Islamic jurisprudence is unifying global Muslims around a medieval law code, a leading academic in the US said this week.
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- 'Dutch burka ban would only affect 100 women' - Jerusalem Post
- Religious violence betrays intellectual bankruptcy - Dawn
- Religious violence betrays intellectual bankruptcy - Dawn
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- Christians 'face deportation' in Saudi Arabia - Al Jazeera
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- Indonesian Christians Protest Over Intimidation - Bangkok Post
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- Norway convicts two men over al-Qaeda plot on Danish newspaper - Telegraph
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- Shafia verdict prompts debate: Was it an honour killing, or just plain murder? - Montreal Gazette
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