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Defending Muslims Against What?
A new group calling itself Islamic Emergency Defence (IED - which also stands for Improvised Explosive Device) has been launched. Its slogan is ‘Beware the Lions of Tawheed – Defending the Muslim Community’ - (Tawheed means attributing Oneness to Allah and describing Him as being One and Unique, with no partner or peer in His Essence and Attributes) – and its purpose is to defend the Muslim community – but against what?
http:// www.the sun.co. uk/sol/ homepag e/news/ 4982438 /anjem- choudar y-musli m-vigil iante-i slamic- emergen cy-defe nce.htm l
Julie Siddiqi of the Islamic Society of Britain called the group “inflammatory”, but Anjem Choudary greeted the IED’s arrival by tweeting “Good news with the launch”, and saying that it had “risen to the challenge”. What challenge?
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Julie Siddiqi of the Islamic Society of Britain called the group “inflammatory”, but Anjem Choudary greeted the IED’s arrival by tweeting “Good news with the launch”, and saying that it had “risen to the challenge”. What challenge?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.well their adherents killed 52 innocents of all races, faiths in 7/7, then the poor soldier recently, not advocating anyone go out and target Muslims, but if you have people on our streets like Choudary who advocates Sharia law across Britain, he is not just a rabble rouser either, then i wonder what some expect. Had it not been for the vigilance of the police and the security services there would have been many more outrages, bombings on our streets. I can't see what this will serve only to inflame more people like the EDL to counter attack, all very stupid.
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Defending muslims against what?
// Around half of mosques and Muslim centres in Britain have been subjected to Islamophobic attacks since 9/11, academics have warned as the far-right English Defence League prepares to march to the south-London scene of Drummer Lee Rigby’s murder.
The figures are highlighted in a report which also found that the number of anti-Islamic attacks increased by as much as tenfold in the days following the Woolwich attack.
Meanwhile, research by The Independent shows Islamophobic attacks spreading across Britain, with mosques being set alight and Muslims targeted at home in the past month. //
http:// www.ind ependen t.co.uk /news/u k/crime /half-o f-brita ins-mos ques-ha ve-been -attack ed-sinc e-911-8 679304. html
// Around half of mosques and Muslim centres in Britain have been subjected to Islamophobic attacks since 9/11, academics have warned as the far-right English Defence League prepares to march to the south-London scene of Drummer Lee Rigby’s murder.
The figures are highlighted in a report which also found that the number of anti-Islamic attacks increased by as much as tenfold in the days following the Woolwich attack.
Meanwhile, research by The Independent shows Islamophobic attacks spreading across Britain, with mosques being set alight and Muslims targeted at home in the past month. //
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