Published May 2, 2012 | 
Sixty percent of people arrested for Islamic terrorist activities between January 2009 and April 2011 were American citizens, according to a new report from Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy. The study of 104 people who were arrested …
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american citizens, baker institute, half, percent, public policy, Report, rice, rice university, terrorist activities, topicPublished April 23, 2012 | | Produced by an independent US government commission, the report into Pakistani textbooks and teaching practices also found that 80 percent of public school teachers viewed non-Muslims as "enemies of Islam" in one way or another. … See all stories on this topic » |
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Posted in Islam | government commission, Islam, minorities, pakistan schools, percent, public school teachers, study, teaching practices, topic, wayPublished April 1, 2012 | Now suddenly Tunisia's formerly outlawed Islamic Party Ennahda (it has dropped the designation "Islamist"), has won a plurality in the elections to the Constituent Assembly on October 23. It obtained 41.7 percent of the votes and 90 seats in the …
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Posted in Islam | Arab, constituent assembly, designation, islamic party, October, Party, percent, plurality, topicPublished January 16, 2012 | A Sri Lankan man spends the evening with his son at a Buddhist temple in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011. Buddhism is the religion of some 70 percent of Sri Lanka's 20 million people, and the country's constitution guarantees the faith a …
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Posted in Uncategorized | Buddhism, buddhist temple, colombo sri lanka, Direct, direct flights, Oct, percent, son, sri lanka broadcasting corporation, sri lankanPublished January 4, 2012 | Forty-six percent of respondents in a Public Religion Research Institute poll released Thursday indicated that churches have not provided enough leadership during the financial crises. Forty-five percent indicated the opposite. …
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Posted in Religion | economic downturn, financial crises, leadership, opposite, percent, public religion, religion research, respondents, Survey, topicPublished December 7, 2011 | | “This is a crime against Muslims during the holy day of Ashoura. We Muslims will never forget these attacks. It is the enemy of the Muslims who are carrying them out,” he said, declining to place specific blame. Shiites make up about 20 percent of … See all stories on this topic » |
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Published December 7, 2011 | In most Muslim countries there are Christian minorities, some as large as 15 percent, some much smaller, with publicly visible Christian expression almost nonexistent in Saudi Arabia, though even there evidence exists that Christianity is practiced …
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Published December 7, 2011 | In most of the countries a majority believe Islam to be a religion of intolerance, with agreement just below 50 percent only in Great Britain and the Netherlands. In almost all the countries more than half of respondents said that Muslims make …
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Posted in Islam | Archive, Blog Archive �, Europeans Say Islam, Islam, percent, religion, weasel, Weasel ZippersPublished December 3, 2011 | Let me review, while Shia Islam makes up only 10-20 percent of the world's Muslim population, Iraq has a Shia majority (between 60-65 percent), but had a Sunni controlled government under Saddam Hussein and cronies from 1958-2003. …
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Posted in Islam | Islam, Let, muslim population, percent, saddam hussein, sanctions against Iran, Shia, Shia Islam, Sue Hulett, topicPublished December 2, 2011 | Decade after decade, the Gallup Organization reported some of the most familiar numbers in American religion. More than 90 percent of Americans said, "yes" when asked if they believe in God — a number that has changed little since the 1940s. …
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