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...Chechnya, Kashmir and other conflicts involving Muslims. But he also declared a 'jihad' against the United States, declaring it the duty of all Muslims to kill American soldiers and civilians. Bin Laden, of course, has no religious standing, and his religious rationalization of terrorism is fiercely rejected by mainstream Islam. The fugitive Saudi has been accused of authoring a number of attacks on Americans, most notably the 1998 embassy bombings in east Africa. He's also a prime suspect in the attack on the U.S.S. Cole...
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...Secret Life of Mahmud the Red How an immigrant cabdriver from Egypt became an alleged ringleader of the gang that planted the powerful bomb at the World Trade Center Oct. 4, 1993 Read the Cover Story >> Also: The Dark Side Of Islam...
...AFGHANISTAN Aid Workers' Trial Taliban leaders said they would hold a trial under Islamic law for eight aid workers accused of preaching Christianity, but that their fate would ultimately be decided by the militia's leader. Relatives were allowed to visit the eight foreigners, who are among 24 detained employees of the German-based charity Shelter Now International. According to a decree issued in June, the foreigners face prison terms followed by deportation. But the 16 Afghan workers face the death penalty if they are convicted of conversion from Islam...
...died in continuing violence. IRAN Jailed for "Insults" A prominent member of the reformist bloc in Iran's parliament was sentenced to 22 months in prison for subversion. A judge said Fatima Haqiqatjoo's criticism of a journalist's arrest in February insulted state bodies and spread propaganda against Islam. Fellow M.P.s protested her conviction, accusing the judiciary of seeking to undermine the reformist parliament. Haqiqatjoo called the charges "politically motivated," and said she would sue the judge and seek a fair trial. AFGHANISTAN More Aid Threats The Taliban's Foreign Minister said it would allow Red Cross representatives...