With friends like Morris Sadek, Egypt's Copts don't need enemies
The man who translated and promoted "Innocence of Muslims" demonstrates just how much blowback one man can create.
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The man who translated and promoted "Innocence of Muslims" demonstrates just how much blowback one man can create.
An old drama highlighting the ongoing but wholly unacknowledged Muslim persecution of Christians is once again playing out in one of its primary theaters: Egypt. On April 23, in al-Fawakhir village, more than 500 Muslims savagely attacked and torched
A few November headlines from the ongoing jihadist-genocide of Christians in Nigeria follow... Coptic Christians suffer the double injustice of living under systematic discrimination by the Egyptian government, and also from regular members of Egyptian
A group of individuals and local and international human rights organisations has written to President Muhammadu Buhari, expressing grave concern at the continued detention of Kano-based Islamic singer Yahaya Sharif-Aminu over blasphemy allegations. The signatories to the letter comprise at least 45 Nigerian and international organisations, 75 Nigerians and foreigners and 89 Leaders of Chapters of the Christian Law Students’ Fellowship of Nigeria (CLASFON). The group demanded the immediate release of Sharif-Aminu and the withdrawal of all charges levelled against him.
"You should remove your church, because we cannot watch our members turning to Christianity and keep quiet." — Sheikh Shafi Mukama "ordering the father and son to leave [their church] in 2022, while other from the mob kept watch outside," morningstarnews