How a US teenager went from gamer to convicted extremist An American boy who went from being a “naive gamer” to embracing an “extreme vision” of Islam became an IS “sympathiser” and eventually a convict working to leave extremist ideology.Daniel Fischer from South Carolina was just 16 when his pare»»»

Tall and soft-spoken, but firm in his beliefs, the late Imam Abdullah El-Amin of Detroit was known for his interfaith work and bridge building. And now, there's a Detroit street sign honoring him with his name outside the mosque he cofounded and led, the Muslim Center. The sign, which reads "Imam A»»»

Authorities investigating the deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego said that the two teenage suspects, identified as Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez, allegedly left behind a 75-page manifesto filled with racist, antisemitic and anti-Islam rhetoric, while also referencing mass killers, ex»»»

Add TNIE As A Trusted Source SAN DIEGO: Two teenagers who shot and killed three people in an attack on a California mosque were radicalized online where they first met and shared white supremacist views, according to authorities and writings they authored. The pair “didn’t discriminate on who they »»»

San Diego: Two teenagers who shot and killed three people in an attack on a California mosque were radicalized online where they first met and shared white supremacist views, according to authorities and writings they authored. The pair "didn't discriminate on who they hated," Mark Remily, the lead»»»

Islamic law and ethics require us to do everything in our power to protect children and help bring their abusers to justice, even when these abusers happen to be respected community leaders and teachers. The recent arrest and consequent indictment of prominent Texas imam, Quran teacher, and AlMaghr»»»