Article: Outrage over the extremist on the Jimmy Young show.

Article: HE IS OUR ENEMY, TOO; - or why we British Moslems ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  September 21, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... repressive.) ONE thing is certain. We British Moslems do not want to live in a society in ... exercise our rights. Now a generation of British Moslems are growing up who were born here ... find themselves in Britain. They are British Moslems. Among them are my eight-year old ...

Article: British Moslems think war is anti-Islam.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  December 24, 2002 ;     440 words ... ... telephone poll of 500 people was carried out by ICM for BBC Radio 4's Today programme. But the hostility it found was balanced by the fact that most British Moslems are proud of this country. Two- thirds said they were patriotic Britons.

Article: BRITISH MOSLEMS URGE WIDER BLASPHEMY LAWS
The Boston Globe;  February 28, 1989 ;     700+ words ...LONDON - British Moslems urged their government unsuccessfully yesterday to extend its limited law against blasphemy to all religions, including Islam ...

Article: MARTYRS MADE IN BRITAIN; What drove four young British ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  October 30, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... behind earlier this month to fight the jihad in Afghanistan, on the side of the Taliban. Mr Munir, 23, was one of four British Moslems who died last week when they were allegedly hit by an American-led bombing raid on the Afghanistan capital, Kabul. The ...

Article: RF PRESIDENT'S ASSISTANT SERGEI YASTRZHEMBSKY HANDED OVER TO ...
A&G Information Services;  March 27, 2001 ;     254 words ... ... 2001 RF PRESIDENT'S ASSISTANT SERGEI YASTRZHEMBSKY HANDED OVER TO BRITISH SECURITY OFFICERS VIDEO FILMS WHICH PROVE THAT BRITISH MOSLEMS TAKE PART IN MILITARY ACTIONS IN CHECHNYA AT THE SIDE OF CHECHEN FIGHTERS ST.PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, MAR 26, 2001 (A ...

Article: British Moslems Protest
The Washington Post;  January 29, 1989 ;     306 words ...Several thousand Moslems from all over Britain marched through London protesting against alleged blasphemy in author Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" and demanding a ban on the novel. Moslem men and youths carrying banners and chanting slogans marched to the offices of the novel's publishers,

Article: British Moslems face trial over Egypt 'coup plot'.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  October 17, 2002 ;     387 words ...THREE Britons accused of involvement in a Moslem plot to overthrow the Egyptian government will go on trial in Cairo on Sunday. The men, all from London but studying or working in Egypt, face up to 25 years in jail for being alleged members of a banned political group which aims to create an