Malaysia police slammed for cattle-branding women
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Saudi bid to curb Iran worries US
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Indonesia: Police mull counter-terrorism cooperation with Malaysia
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A new chance in Egypt for Islamic finance
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Somalia: Best way to free pirate-held Indonesians is ‘through negotiations’
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In Malaysia, Shiites struggle to practice their faith
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Malaysia media laws raise concern
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Malaysia Valentine’s Day raids lead to mass arrests
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Malaysia – In a Muslim state, fear sends some worship underground
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UN calls for Somali pirate chief hunt
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Malaysia colleges a hotbed for militant recruiting
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Police in Johor arrested Fadli Sadama, a courier for slain Jemaah Islamiyah and al Qaeda leader Noordin Mohammad Top. Sadama was believed to be plotting to attack an Indonesia prison.
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‘Heart™ of al Qaeda in Pak-Afghan border: Gates
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Iran, trying to skirt sanctions, attempts to set up banks worldwide
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A path to financial equality in Malaysia
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Malaysian Muslims go for gold, but it’s hard to make change
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2 Muslims jailed 5 years for Malaysia church arson
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Three men were arrested outside Kuala Lumpur and eastern Pahang province for suspected links to a terrorist cell in Aceh that was administrated by radical cleric Abu Bakar Bashir. The three men, one Indonesian and two Malaysians, were identified as businessmen and were aiming to expand the cleric’s terror cell from Aceh into Malaysia. They were arrested under the Internal Security Act for jeopardizing national security and links to foreign militants.
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Malaysia’s ‘Imam Idol’: A Reality Show’s Search for a Muslim Role Model
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Islamic court makeover in Malaysia: Two women appointed to sharia court bench
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Malaysian police arrested a suspected Jemaah Islamiyah recruiter after he returned from Thailand. Mohamad Fadzullah Abdul Razak, a 28-year-old engineer, has allegedly attempted to recruit students in his former university in the south of the country. He was arrested under the controversial Internal Security Act that permits indefinite detention without trial.
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The police announced that 10 foreigners arrested over the past six months for attempting to recruit university students for the al Qaeda-linked, Indonesian-based terror group Jemaah Islamiyah have been deported. Between 20 to 30 students were monitored by police as they were approached by the extremist foreigners about joining the terror network.
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Turkish funds helped group of activists to test blockade
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Clearer limits sought in Malaysia for shariah courts’ role
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Malaysia court canes three women
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Ten suspects linked to the Christmas Day plot to blow up an airliner over Detroit were detained in Kuala Lumpur. The 10 men, who are from Malaysia, Syria, Nigeria, Jordan, and Yemen, are thought to be linked to Nigerian bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who is in US custody.
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Pig heads found at Malaysia mosques
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Muslims have no monopoly over ‘Allah’
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The war against the infidels: Terrorism is only one of the weapons
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In the name of Allah, Malaysia’s conservatives cling to power
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