Pete King (R-N.Y.) plans to take when he convenes ... “I hope my colleague from New York … does not make the mistake of trying to paint all Muslims with a broad, extremist brush,” Rep.

carrying large a painting of the king and protesting the growing Middle Eastern presence on the king’s street. There is a sad irony in the fact that a killer who targeted Muslims drew inspiration from ...

While more common among Shia Muslims, even Sunnis are known to have made such images. (In fact, the painting the professor showed was commissioned by a Sunni king in the 14th century.) In ...

saying in part “The painting was not Islamophobic…. In fact, it was commissioned by a fourteenth-century Muslim king in order to honor the Prophet… misusing the label “Islamophobia” has ...

But we in the non-Muslim community must also give them their credit when they do. Only by working together will we end this scourge. Email king at weking@weking.net and follow him at twitter.com ...

The legitimate-sounding goal of this exercise, King explained Sunday on CNN, is to investigate “self-radicalization going on within the Muslim community” and the threat of homegrown Islamic ...

So it's ironic that an American, Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., is determined to stuff Muslims into an extremist box here at home. "The threat is coming from the Muslim community," King told the New ...

There are, however, rare surviving examples from an earlier tradition of painting the Prophet. Weeks after the lecture, Aram Wedatalla, who is president of the university’s Muslim Students ...

King, for his part, insists the goal of the hearings, which are scheduled for late February, is not to paint an an entire community with a broad brush. “The overwhelming majority of Muslims ...