"Islam: religion of peace," the caption read. Islam: religion of peace Islam: religion of peace Charlie Hebdo The cartoon was criticized for equating Islam with violence.

But Ingrid Mattson, professor of Islamic Studies at Hartford Seminary, said Muslims aren't upset just because the Danish cartoons disregard their religious beliefs. "These are racist depictions ...

Islam has demonstrated that it can withstand criticism. Thus, I think would-be attackers should look at the big picture and realize that in general their religion is doing fine. Advertisement ...

An Islamic seminary school in India has issued a decree against cartoons, calling them contrary to the religion. The Darul Uloom in Deoband, Uttar Pradesh, which is known for its fatwas, said that ...

Danish journalist Flemming Rose became famous in 2006 after publishing satirical cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. Rose reacts to the recent reprinting of those drawings, as well as to a new movie ...

Much within Islam — like much within many religions — merits some “afflicting” through criticism and even ridicule. Advertisement Yet somehow this, in Trudeau’s eyes, is illegitimate.

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Oussama Jammal, a businessman from Illinois, is confronting a stark job: marketing to Americans an animated film about the life of Islam's most famous prophet. Even starker is the fact that ...

Ahmed Akkari Repents Violent Opposition to Danish Cartoons Lampooning Islam. Conversion. The Lebanese immigrant spearheaded protests that cost 200 lives. Now he’s ready to repent.