radical islam

The clerics of Jamiat seem to think that they are smart and untouchable. But their time is up because they have insulted Islam, duped Muslims, and played a role in terrorism

A few days ago, there were reports in the media that the centre was considering a ban the radical Islamic organisation PFI

The hijab grabbed centre stage in the presidential campaign of France on Friday, as contender Marine Le Pen sought to outlaw them in the country.

Days after Muslim mobs unleashed violence on the Ram Navami processions across the country, the radical Islamic organisation on Wednesday claimed that it was the Muslims who were attacked during the processions.

Zakir Naik is accused of radicalizing Muslim youths through his religious sermons. The terrorists involved in the 2016 Dhaka blast case were influenced by his speeches.

Raif Badawi had dared to speak his mind, despite being aware of the harsh consequences under the totalitarian regime of the Saudi monarch.

The hijab protests are now being seen as a strategic move by the PFI and Jamaat-e-Hind to recruit young Muslims into the radicalisation movement.

The principal of the govt PU college in Udupi has stated that he has spoken personally to the parents of the protesting girls and the parents have admitted that they are unable to convince the girls because things have progressed too far.

Javed Akhtar had tweeted that he doesn't support hijab or burqa but he has 'nothing but deep contempt' for 'hooligans' who are intimidating the girls in Karnataka.

Popular Front of India, which is now leading the fresh wave of radicalisation in the country, is considered a resurrection of the banned outfit Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI).