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  • WSJ: Islamic Justice Finds a Foothold In Heart of Europe - Make Integration Tougher

    08/04/2005 5:34:06 AM PDT · by OESY · 35 replies · 800+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | August 4, 2005 | IAN JOHNSON
    ...Across Europe, Muslims are hungry for advice about how to integrate in their new countries while remaining true to their faith. Questions range from the complex (Can I pay into a pension system that is based on interest, which is forbidden by Islam?) to the mundane (When do sunset prayers take place during the summer solstice in Scandinavia, when the sun doesn't set?). In response, councils, television shows and Internet sites have issued a flood of fatwas aimed at aiding the residents of Islam's newest frontier, Europe. But as the French woman found out, this avalanche of advice is heavily...
  • Iraqi Informer's Family Marked For Death (Uday-Qusay)

    01/23/2004 9:21:27 PM PST · by blam · 7 replies · 212+ views
    The Guardian (UK) ^ | 1-24-2004 | Rory McCarthy
    Iraqi informer's family is marked for death Nawaf al-Zaidan earned $30m by leading the US to Saddam's sons. Now local tribes have sworn revenge Rory McCarthy in Mosul Saturday January 24, 2004 The Guardian (UK) The spot where Nawaf al-Zaidan's mansion once stood is now empty. Bulldozers flattened the building, leaving a neat square of red earth, as if to erase the memory of what happened here six months ago. Scrawled nearby in red paint are the words: "Houses and land for sale." On July 22 last year, Mr Zaidan left his home in the al-Bareed suburb of the northern...