Britain 's launches secularised Islamic awareness weekOn 16/11/2008 leading British politicians, dignitaries, and community leaders joined in an "Islamic Awareness Week". The campaign launched in the House of Commons aims to further promote communication and connectivity. The theme this year is "Celebrating the Best of Britain's Shared Values." Dr. Zahoor Qurashi, President of The Islamic Society of Britain said," We feel that our role is more important than ever before…

Obama's victory will not change America's foreign policy in the Muslim world Despite the feeling of elation expressed by some Muslims at Obama's victory, very little is about change in the way America treats the Muslim world. Obama has gone on record to support the Israeli hegemony over Palestine. He has also tapered his commitment to withdraw immediately US troops from Iraq and has placed the burden of troop reduction…

Powell's comments sway Muslims Stressing that Obama was a lifelong Christian, Powell denounced Republican tactics that he said were insulting not only to Obama but also to Muslims. "The really right answer is what if he is?" Powell said, praising the contributions of millions of Muslim citizens to American society. He further added:" We can't allow ourselves to become a society where "Muslim" or "Arab" is a dirty word." Whilst…

British MP warns that some Muslim children at primary school are dangerous fanatics On 8/10/2008 Britain's Schools Secretary suggested some primary school pupils were already displaying "early warning signs" of extremist attitudes. He called on teachers to challenge pupils sympathizing with terrorists. Guidance published by the Department for Children, Schools and Families outlined a series of recent examples of schoolchildren being confronted by extremist groups. Speaking as it was launched…