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At rally, Lebanese Christian leader dismisses Hezbollah `victory'
At rally, Lebanese Christian leader dismisses Hezbollah 'victory' Rejects calls for new government By Hussein Dakroub, Associated Press | September 25, 2006 BEIRUT -- A Christian leader dismissed Hezbollah's claims of victory in its war with Israel as
"Jihad" car commercial upsets U.S. Muslims
"Jihad" car commercial upsets U.S. Muslims Mon Sep 25, 2006 7:54am ET [-] [+] CINCINNATI (Reuters) - A car commercial proclaiming a jihad on the U.S. auto market and offering "Fatwa Fridays" with free swords for the kids is offensive and should not
Study Challenges Widely-held Notions About Islamic Headscarf
Study Challenges Widely-held Notions About Islamic Headscarf The headscarf is widely regarded in German society as a religious or political symbol that stands for the suppression of women or Muslim fundamentalism. A new study dismantles some of the
- Pope: Relations Between Faiths Necessary
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy -- Pope Benedict XVI told Muslim diplomats Monday that 'our future' depends on good relations between followers of both faiths as he sought to put to rest anger over his recent remarks about Islam and violence. The pontiff also
Pope meets Muslim envoys in bid to defuse anger over Islam remarks
Pope meets Muslim envoys in bid to defuse anger over Islam remarks MARTA FALCONI CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) - Pope Benedict told Muslim diplomats Monday that "our future" depends on dialogue between Christians and Muslims, an attempt to ease relations
Pope meets with Muslim leaders
Affiliates VATICAN CITY, Sept. 25 (UPI) -- Pope Benedict XVI met with Muslim leaders Monday at his summer home outside Rome to smooth relations between the religions. The meeting, attended by ambassadors from Muslim countries, Italian Muslim leaders and
Pope Meets Muslim Envoys
Politics: 25 September 2006, Monday.Pope Benedict XVI is to meet envoys from Muslim nations in an attempt to defuse a crisis in relations between the Catholic Church and Islam triggered by a controversial statement of the pontiff. The meeting to be held
[Photo News] Paying homage to late Confucians
Paying homage to late Confucians Korea.net News Dynamic Korea Brand managed by Korea.net The official homepage of the Korean government provides daily news on South Korea, relations with North Korea, map of
All religions must reject violence: Pope
Pope Benedict told Muslim envoys on Monday that Christian and Muslim believers must reject violence, in an audience meant to defuse anger at his use of quotes saying Islam was spread by the sword.The Pope expressed his 'esteem and profound respect' for
Ramadan: Precise Timing for a Great Duty
Every year, as Ramadan begins, columns of newspapers are filled with discussion of this great duty, which is one of the five pillars on which the structure of Islam is built, as described by the Prophet (peace be upon him). Much of this discussion is
Pope to meet Muslim envoys to patch up ties
Benedict XVI embarks on unprecedented diplomatic offensive in bid to solve inter-faith crisis he triggered. ROME - Pope Benedict XVI was to meet Muslim envoys Monday as part of an unprecedented diplomatic offensive to show his desire for inter-faith
Islamic finance prospers around the world
Islamic finance prospers around the world Web posted at: 9/25/2006 8:0:35 Source ::: AFP LONDON • Islamic finance is soaring around the world owing to an influx of petro-dollars from the Middle East and growing demand by investors, both Muslim and
Pope makes attempt at damage control
The pope has expressed his regret on three occasions over what was said, but it has not been enough so far to quell the protests across the Muslim world, especially among radical Muslims. The extent to which Muslim ambassadors will be able to convince
Pope, Muslims Meet in Bid to Defuse Anger
A meeting with Muslim diplomats Monday was Pope Benedict XVI's latest effort to mend relations after remarks about Islam and violence that ignited the Vatican's most serious international crisis in decades. Benedict's spokesman, the Rev. Federico

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