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The Professor’s Islamist Call to Battle

March 22, 2010 By Cinnamon Stillwell 36 Comments

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Why University of Michigan’s Abdal Hakim Jackson wants the end of liberty in the United States.

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“Reviving the Islamic Spirit” or Promoting Islamic Dominance?

February 5, 2010 By Jonathan Usher 28 Comments

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Canada’s “largest Muslim convention” is silent on jihad and on violent and oppressive cultural traditions within the Muslim world.

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