Global Political Islam

  • Saudi-Funded Islamist Cleric in Australia Condemns Christmas

    January 03, 2019

    The Daily Mail Australia reports that a hardline Islamist cleric whose religious association is funded by Saudi Arabia is preaching to his mosque congregations that celebration of Christmas is an act worse more egregious than any sin condemned by Islam.

  • UK, Malaysia Lead Efforts Toward Islamic Finance Literacy

    January 03, 2019

    Thomson Reuters has identified the UK and Malaysia as the leading providers of Islamic finance knowledge, including diverse forms of education aimed at competitive advantage in the rapidly growing sharia-compatible financial services market currently estimated at $1.7 trillion in assets.

  • Islamist Terrorism Threatens Burkina Faso

    January 03, 2019

    Islamist terror groups operating in Africa’s Sahel region are increasing their destabilizing activity in Burkina Faso, creating no-go zones and a deteriorating security environment in parts of the country.

  • Coalition of Islamist Extremist Groups Implements Sharia in Syria

    January 03, 2019

    A coalition of Islamist extremist groups that retains control in northwestern Syria’s Idlib province has imposed extreme sharia punishments, including amputations and decapitations, using the sharia regime as a terror tool to ensure loyalty against local opposition and US-backed efforts to finalize the ouster of the Islamic State (IS) and its affiliates from Syrian territory.

  • Egypt’s Justice System Remains Partial to Radical Islamists

    January 03, 2019

    Diverse Islamist extremist groups active across Egypt continue to target Christian churches and communities with impunity, given that the constitution identifies Islam as the state religion of Egypt and the justice system relies on “reconciliation sessions,” rather than court proceedings, to try alleged perpetrators who commit violence in the name of Islam.

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