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""You can't say that Islam is a religion of peace," Choudary told CBN News. "Because Islam does not mean peace. Islam means submission. So the Muslim is one who submits. There is a place for violence in Islam. There is a place for jihad in Islam." "

"The most common threat to Christians abroad is militant Islam, it says, claiming that oppression in Muslim countries is often ignored because of a fear that criticism will be seen as "racism". It warns that converts from Islam face being killed in Saudi Arabia, Mauritania and Iran and risk severe legal penalties in other countries across the Middle East. "

"Islamist insurgents retreating from Timbuktu set fire to a library containing thousands of priceless historic manuscripts, according to the Saharan town's mayor, in an incident he described as a "devastating blow" to world heritage."

"Egypt's 'plans for farewell intercourse law so husbands can have sex with DEAD wives' branded a 'complete nonsense'"

At a Mosque near you hatred being taught and spread. The threat is real and its here whether you choose to accept reality or ignore it is up to you

At a Mosque near you hatred being taught and spread. The threat is real and its here whether you choose to accept reality or ignore it is up to you

At a Mosque near you hatred being taught and spread. The threat is real and its here whether you choose to accept reality or ignore it is up to you.

At a Mosque near you hatred being taught and spread. The threat is real and its here whether you choose to accept reality or ignore it is up to you.

At a Mosque near you hatred being taught and spread. The threat is real and its here whether you choose to accept reality or ignore it is up to you

"These are my friends, my students," he said. "I trained some of them... I've visited almost all jails where there are detainees in terrorist cases." But Abbas was not here to plot new attacks. Instead he had come to try to persuade his friends to follow his example and renounce violence.

"Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri, a leading scholar of Sufism, the tradition within Islam that focuses on peace and tolerance, isn't the first Islamic teacher to denounce acts of terrorism.\nBut Qadri's 600-page judgment, or fatwa, is among the harshest denouncements of the theological arguments used by militant groups like al-Qaeda.\n"Whatever these terrorists are doing, it's not martyrdom," said Qadri on Tuesday."