on sophie shevardnadze islam in europe has long been viewed with suspicion by the majority it is of not representing european values is that really true and can it be changed well i asked shereen han khan denmark's first female. islam in europe is a magnet for controversy used by the right wing to start fear of feared by the people in the wake of terror attacks and the refugee crisis with the extremists inside the muslim community resisting integration mistrust come to vicious circle of phobia and hatred. is there a way to measure europe's ultimate liberalism and the ancient traditions of islam and how for me is the past me. on denmark's first female in mom welcome it's really great to have you with us and excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic seven ist being denmark's first female among do using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hundred nine i was inspired when i did

welcome to sophie and kill him sophie shevardnadze islam in europe has long been viewed with suspicion by the majority it is of not representing european values is that really true and can it be changed well i asked shereen han khan denmark's first female. islam in europe is a magnet for controversy used by the right wing to start fear of feared by the people in the wake of their attacks and the refugee crisis with the extremists inside the muslim community resisting integration mistrust come to vicious circle of phobia and hatred. is there a way to measure europe's ultimate liberalism and the ancient traditions of the slums and how for me is the pathway. denmark's first female in mom welcome it's really great to have you with us and excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic center and it's being denmark's first female among do using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hun

to islam we call for the rule of islamic law but were. reports in a terrible trap i think between the devil in the deep blue sea or sand. there but changing created. this space use the machinery. next. place. we've come to bangladesh a country that few people outside asia know much about not many tourists venture here. at a time when intolerance religious fundamentalism and zina phobia are on the rise worldwide we want to find out more about what is happening in this densely populated country where muslims form the majority. when it comes to bangladesh. western news coverage tends to focus on reports of flooding lack of development and poverty. the terrible work conditions in the country's textile industry also make headlines an industry that provides the rest of the world with cheap clothing. in recent years a way that islamist terrorism has also swept over the country. many of the victims have been liberal or secularist bloggers and writers. the mass exodus some from hinge or refugees to bangladesh is now confronting the country with an

what is the government's position on the rise of islam islam and what is their stance on the violence that has been directed at bloggers hossein till he came mom is an advisor to the prime minister. this is a preponderantly muslim country or women and some of them are very superstitious or extremely religious so when you distort the quran which is a holy book and comment on the life of the prophet some people are incensed they lose their balance the saudi bloggers the brought it on themselves. the mom is one of prime minister shaikh huskiness closest political advisors yet he and by extension the government are suggesting that the bloggers share in the blame iran does little to counter that impression. we practice secularism. and the enemies of secularism are those people who blogs and the those who kill them. the extremists we have to bring them within the mainstream that is our main purpose. the man has been involved in politics since the founding of bangladesh he believes the government must extend its hand to the islamists in order to maintain social cohesion for example by recogn

shevardnadze and islam in europe has long been viewed with suspicion by the majority of not representing european values is that really true and can it be changed well i ask khan denmark's first female. islam in europe is a magnet for controversy used by the right wing to start fear of feared by the people in the wake of center attacks and the refugee crisis. inside the muslim giving resisting integration distrust come the vicious circle from. their way to mr europe's ultimate liberalism and the ancient traditions of this law and how for me is the past. denmark's first female in mom welcome it's really great to have you with us and very excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic seven ist being denmark's first female among do using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hundred nine i was inspired when i did my thesis in syria and surface i'm an islamic activists and and back th

he's new way to measure europe's ultimate liberalism and the ancient traditions of islam and how for the is the path of. denmark's first female in mom welcome it's really great to have you with us and excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic feminist being denmark's first female a mom to using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hundred nine i was inspired when i did my thesis in syria and sufism an islamic activists and and back then was my admission to a mosque with female in moms leading the prayer actually for both men and women because i always pray together men and women so it's very natural to me i was always. i was always working against the segregation within different spheres so when i started the mosque we recruited it. other people for our team for the group and like any group like any community you have to vote and it's a democracy and the majority of the c

have you with us and fairly excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic feminist being denmark's first female a mom to using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hundred nine i was inspired when i did my thesis in syria and sufism an islamic activism and back then was my admission to a mosque with female in moms leading the prayer actually for both men and women because i always pray together men and women so it's very natural to me i was always. i was always working against the segregation within different spheres so when i started the mosque we recruited it. other people for our team for the group and like any group like any community you have to vote and it's a democracy and the majority of the committee they voted for a women's mosque only so i had to accept that and i think now when i look back on the really happy about the decision because i realize that having a mosque with w

i was inspired when i did my thesis in syria and sufism and islamic activism and back then was my admission to a mosque with female sleeting the prayer actually for both men and women because i always prayed together men and women so it's very natural to me i was always. i was always working against the segregation within different spheres so when i started the mosque we recruited it. other people for our team for the group and like any group like any community you have to vote and it's a democracy and the majority of the committee they voted for a women's mosque only so i had to accept that and i think now when i look back on the really happy about the decision because i realize that having a mosque with women or female sleet the prayer for only women it's not controversial at all so we're actually able to do other revolutions that i consider more important but do you feel like when you pray it's about but do you feel like your vision of having a mixed mixed mosque could ever come true is this something would want to see in the future it is already happening because we have the first mosqu

will islamic education does not mean. teaching to more than willing gaijin social causes so that the problems we have in society will diminish the more they will hope that they will eradicate immorality and corruption in our society some of. us for the model of their own more than of us for the basic good of it. the islamic scholar says that the qur'an can be the only foundation of the country it provides answers to all earthly questions we ask him if the i phone can also be found in the qur'an torah osha's yes of course that described in the koran of will when it was a research just to find out all of these discoveries in the koran of the for example the missiles that are being invented today about this and that tomic bombs over these things were all foretold by the profit of one thousand four hundred years ago their years and they would have moved isn't. just a few weeks after this interview we found out that the teachers of the heart as our image confiscated and burned hundreds of mobile phones because they had music a

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what is the government's position on the rise of islam islam and what is their stance on the violence that has been directed at bloggers hossein to fiji mom is an advisor to the prime minister. this is a preponderantly muslim country or with beauty and some of them are very superstitious or extremely religious so when you distort the quran which is a holy book and comment on the life of the prophet some people are incensed they lose their balance that's out the bloggers the brought it on themselves. the man is one of prime minister shaikh huskiness closest political advisors yet he and by extension the government are suggesting that the bloggers share in the blame the mom does little to counter that impression. we practice secularism and the enemies of secularism are those people who blogs and day those who kill them. the extremists we have to bring them within the mainstream that is our main purpose. the man has been involved in politics since the founding of bangladesh he believes the government must extend its hand to the islamists in order to maintain social cohesion for example b

this belief would lead to the biggest splits in the history of islam. a split which is still exploited to this day. the centuries old divide. between sunni and shia. alan there's only one bit of obvious weather in australia as seen from space in this this cloud which is no tropical cyclone have been around for a long time not done much still not doing much has been battering the coast of queens and is more or less falling apart the still legacy big ways and a good long fetch of cool so there's a swell with it but the storm itself stays offshore effects and the barrier reef the coast will improve slowly there's a hidden story to have because i can't see much happening in australia its temperature is slowly dropping in the west it has not been the case it's been remarkably halt in for example x. was thirty six is a cooling trend it was ten degrees higher than that and this warms is spreading across the middle of australia stealthily such that i think next week we're talking about temperatures approaching the low thirty's in place to adelaide melbourne a.c

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this is the story of the great splits within islam. of how the split a rose from a dispute of who should succeed the prophet muhammad. this is the story of the common. in. the by our mosque. outside mecca and saudi arabia. it was here in the year six twenty two that a delegation from the town of medina made by on a pledge of support and shelter to the prophet muhammad. shortly after he left mecca. and mcgrady to medina with a group of followers. over the next ten years muhammad built the first islamic state. but in june sixth thirty two the prophet died and his capital medina. leaving the young state without a leader. there's a tradition that says that the muslims on that day were like sheep on a rainy night they were frightened and huddling together and it's not clear whether or not the prophet had made any plans for his succession. within hours of the prophet's death senior figures in the most in community came to. whether to choose a successor to the prophets a caliph. the debate was long and intense. it was the emigrants from mecca

islam condemns weiland jihad aims at the extinction expulsion of those who oppose the spread of islam. it is not our goal to kill people for a cause bloodshed. jihad aims at cleansing the country of those who defy shari'a and oppose the spread of islam. to secure suppose a lot of the glass sharia will up with us and that is why. they came from the desert and islamist militia some of them with links to al qaida in the islamic magreb they have taken advantage of a military coup in mali's capital bamako and conquered the north of mali together with a separatist war rag later they drove away the fighters and established their sole rule. the occupying militia was heavily armed and devout true faith as they understood it came from the barrels of guns. for ten months the islamist dominated every day life. some of the young fighters were former neighbors who had recently joined the militia. they enjoyed their feeling of importance and were well paid. every day life was organized strictly according to extremely rigid rules. the behavior of women was a special form in their side. when we islami

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position and force which is jason islam or the army of islam. with the latest standoff between assets government and the last rebel held town scenes like this looks set to continue. their. the polls have opened in hungary's parliamentary election following a heated campaign dominated by immigration the prime minister viktor orban cast his vote in budapest a short time ago he's favored to win a third consecutive term but that's despite claims of widespread corruption within his government. the former brazilian president lula da silva has arrived in prison to begin a twelve year sentence for corruption last year was found guilty of taking bribes from an engineering firm in return for helping it get state contracts. i'm doing a very conscious very conscious thing i told the camarines that if it depends on my will i would not go but i will go i'm going because they will say tomorrow that is out of the way that he didn't know i'm not hiding i'm going to go there so they know i'm not afraid so they know i'm not going to run and i am going to prove my

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islam has no cultural roots in germany islam doesn't play a role in shaping our country's culture and it should not be culturally influential in germany no islamic country on earth has developed a comparable democratic culture like the ones we know in christian countries refugees should return to their home countries whenever this is possible to britain's remarks some of the slogans than used by the right wing nationalist deal turned to for germany party during its election campaign last year they have to ended up finishing third in the polling making it nonetheless the country's largest opposition party alexander to britain is the head of the union between merkel's christian democrats and the c.s.u. his views on islam therefore directly contradict the chancellor's she says that several million muslims live in germany and indeed they belong to germany as well as their religion to get the thoughts from the board in austria he's from the austrian social democratic party hey what do you think about that you surprised to hear this sort of rhetoric from a problem conservative politician th

islam is my six-foot well. what the buddha was trying to say quite clearly is that it doesn't matter which well you choose, the water is the same, but you should choose a well because that helps you actually reach the water. the symbols, the metaphors, the language, it's helpful, it makes a difference, it helps you put words to your thoughts and your emotions, and especially when you're talking about something as abstract and unknowable as the divine, you need a metaphor for it. pick a metaphor. jesus is a pretty good metaphor. but understand that it's just a metaphor. the different ways in which we talk about god are just nothing more than languages. so don't confuse the language for the thing itself. don't confuse the well for the water. that's what i would say. >> the german in the back in the middle. >> thank you very much. as an alumni and professor, welcome back to our campus. you had a beautiful series of believer on cnn. it participated in each world practices. what is your single most important lesson

this belief would lead to the biggest splits in the history of islam. a split which is still exploited to this day. the centuries old divide. between sunni and shia. a story fourteen hundred years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. as josie that tells the story of dispute and division of the hall of an empire. the caliph episode to. hallow all of a sudden the deep calls been sitting ever canada and the plains states which you still see from this grayness here seems to be warming up to some degree the temperature is allowed to come up to about fifty eight in chicago or wednesday in twenty four in denver there's still snow around you can see it's fairly obvious just not far away from toronto temps are mot reach seven but doesn't mean you won't get some snow during the day and still the potential for the back in most of the canadian side of the border so what's happened winter was hanging on and now it seems to be disappearing. don't hold your breath but on the minus one in calgary come thursday snow way down the rockies you can see q

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so it's the thought when i was thirteen when i joined islamic state by each. well i was so on the wall just there was a person who came from iraq sheikh abu mohammad al baghdadi who are a love song he came to iraq to see us in the war he was from mosul hardly enough and not hardly died so we organized a competition to pick the best singer he was. like daddy was also there but eventually in my song i addressed him from the oahu mohamed al baghdadi before you have come to visit us i sang for him and i won the competition face it but i'm sorry. but the days of buy him so he gave me the prize. oakland nine millimeter pistol and two hand grenades it was a great gift. i mean i should go on the last one of your i mean j.b. the singer is there to raise the fighter spirits and sure though when they're on the front lines and they hear a song it boosts their morale. it gives them confidence and makes them feel important if the valar story should be with us how to show them. that i should come up over the children learn songs easily. if they concentrate a bit they quickly

a briefing by the council on american islamic relations. the trump administration's policies have increased anti-muslim discrimination and violence. some more have explanation of the civil rights report that we are releasing from -- m good era bu then we will hear from the reports. then from linden. first of all, the care national executive director. >> thank you. good morning. thank you very much for joining us today. first, i would like to express my deep appreciation to the author of this report. at caremany colleagues who have put together this their important report. a special thanks to our care chapter nationwide who assisted by providing data to give us a comprehensive look at the status of muslims that were included in this report. our vision is to be a leading advocate for justice and mutual understanding. we provide legal services and advocacy services free of charge for the muslim community and anyone who believes that they have been targeted because of their religious freedom. freedoms aregious some of the best in the world. the

what can you tell us about this abul whichcabell -- k has been claimed by the islamic state? today in the morning at about 8:00 local time, two explosions happened in a short time. the first one was caused by a suicide attacker. by a suicides attacker on foot that disguised himself as a journalist. the islamic state claimed responsibility, saying it attacked a nearby facility of the intelligence service. they were stopped at the checkpoint. they exploded the explosives there. the second explosionon targetedd first responders and journrnalis rushing to the scene. the latest casualty reports say about 25 killed and at least 45 wounded. genie: also today there was foreignattack on a convoy that left children dead. talk about the comparison of the islamic state group in afghanistan compared to the taliban. franz: yes, the islamic state groupp is relatively new in afghanistan. .n 2014, 2015 well that the taliban is a entrenched insurgent group in afghanistan, they place problems to find a foothold. the islamic state group has a small stronghold in an eastern province, plus a repor

this belief would lead to the biggest splits in the history of islam. a split which is still exploited to this day. the centuries old divide. between sunni and shia. a story fourteen hundred years in the make. a story of succession and the leadership. tells the story of dispute. the caliph episode two. hello rain has been spotting all the way down through eastern iraq kuwait the gulf states of inhaled showers and sadie the mess of cloud is still there but it's just coagulates and shadows all right and that's still true on thursday possibly more into the rainy and high ground than anywhere else behind the sun comes out twenty three in baghdad a little less along the coast the mediterranean in beirut for example the sandals warmed up the following day this cloud there is persistent and the rain is still there but reaching pastas syria as well clearly eastern turkey azerbaijan seem to be cloudy and possibly wet at times the tail end of all that is very slow moving spotting these rain occasionally thunderstorms the side of the business significant showers o

but just as this threat to the islamic world was subsiding. a danger of even greater proportions was gathering strength. this time. in the east. an ancient school in better. built by the ambassador. it was part of a desperate effort to recapture the golden age of the early our best caliph. in twelve forty two and most awesome succeeded his father as the thirty seventh caliph. but he would soon face a new danger. the approach of the moment since. the phased by the mongols over all was seen as the major turning point in the recent history and when the moments came there was a clear sense of. the way of holding things. they will continue. in january twelve fifty eight. the mongols reached back then. within two weeks the us a capital of been brought to its knees. the caliph and the stasi was executed. the great city reduced to ashes. a five hundred year caliphate had come to an end. it was a moment that was but a watershed but also a confirmation of a situation which it actually existed for quite a long time. some scholars of og that it was of not

of law of islam of. violence common it's the headlines if this could be dilution of the issue for me it may be an offshoot of. bangladesh the dawn of islam is on the starting april twenty first on t w. oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now right wing populist are setting the agenda in many european countries there and see migration and see islam and.

is there a way to measure europe's ultimate liberalism and the ancient traditions of islam and how for me is the past i. share in hongkong denmark's first female in mom welcome it's really great to have you with us and very excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic feminist being denmark's first female among do using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hundred nine i was inspired when i did my thesis in syria and surface i'm an islamic activists and and back then i was my admission to a mosque with female in moms leaving the prayer actually for both men and women because i always pray together men and women so it's very natural to me i was always you know i was always working against the segregation with indifference fear is.

this is the story of the great split within islam. of how the split a rose from a dispute of who should succeed the prophet muhammad. this is the story of the common. the by our mosque. outside mecca and saudi arabia. it was here in the year six twenty two that a delegation from the town of medina made by on a pledge of support and shelter to the prophet muhammad. shortly after he left mecca. and the greeting to medina with a group of followers. over the next ten years muhammad built the first islamic state. but in june sixth thirty two the prophet died in his capital medina. leaving the young state without a leader. a tradition that says that the muslims on that day were like sheep on a rainy night they were frightened and huddling together and it's not clear whether or not the prophet had made any plans for his succession. within hours of the prophet's death senior figures in the muslim community came together to choose a successor to the prophet a caliph. the debate was long and intense. it was the emigrants from mecca was. able ba

the holiest city islam. is here in the spring of the year five seventy one but muhammad the prophet of islam was born into a family belonging to a tribe called. well aged man and more covered less as i am of the just a lot of me you know how to just get out of me. what i can that. modifies the as well be that then i'll be what i use gonna die if not i'm going to gamble up up. sixty one years later. my homage to medina the capital of the new islamic states. with his death in the problem of who should be successor. one thing seemed clear to new kind of how to come from the prophets trying. they had the infant the milk the i that's it i love being in lefty had the. lack in how the us and the other to have a shot of your own womb is a man in the snow me other than a feeling what it was and can i don't but i. know buffy and all of that if you listen. for three hundred years after the prophets death the counterfeit remains strong. but by the mid tenth century. the most of the road had from. divided now between thr

as an outsider i wish that the islamic world like. had something to represent them all that stops the traditions of political violence or civil war what about the other side of islam which i'm afraid the west doesn't really understand. eat. sleep. through tranquil a rave you can use. and in on can free will to use and if any should go into. welcome back we'll take a look at weather conditions across the americas and south america showers across amazon basin this frontal system still affecting parts of argentina and also uruguay so when is aries seeing some showers i suspect montevideo will also be seeing some downpours during the course of friday as we head into the weekend not a great deal of change expected here across much of the rest of argentina through much of chile and up into bolivia weather conditions looking fine for there with heavy showers across parts of i could go on through into colombia let's move up into the caribbean and certainly from panama through costa rica nick ryker got some fairly heavy showers here quite pers

the holiest city islam. it was here in the spring of the year five seventy one but muhammad the prophet of islam was born into a family belonging to a tribe called what you. will waste land and be more covered less as i'm a fugitive a lot of me you know how to just get out of here. what i can that. modifies the act well be that then i'll be what i use gonna die if not i'm going to gamble up up. sixty one years later. my homage to medina the capital of the new islamic states. with his death in the problem of who should be successor. one thing seemed clear. new kind of how to come from the prophets trying. they had the in front of a milk that i love being in lefty had the. lack in how the us and the other to have a shot of your own womb is emmanuel snow any other thirty feet in modern one and gun i don't but i must go by feel all of that if you listen to him. for three hundred years after the prophets death the kind of it remains strong. but by the mid tenth century. the most of the road had from. divided now

led coalition against islamic state. the coalition consists of seventy five member states and is headquartered in qatar as that is also where the tour de roos petrol route in the persian gulf is determined if necessary its pilots also fly at night that makes takeoffs and landings on the short the deck particularly tricky. for the past four months but the crew of the teodor who's built has been fighting against islamist terrorists it's a fourteen hour working day on baltar the aircraft carrier. who was ship is twenty stories high below and above for the water line seventy aircraft and more than five thousand sailors and marines of the u.s. as children as well as one of the biggest warships in the world it's a huge fighting machine in the persian gulf and a symbol for u.s. military might up to twenty percent of all asked reich selected by the global coalition launched from the tell the roosevelt. its aircraft also provide cover for the coalition's reconnaissance and ground operations. teaching change obviously in the in th

to islam and had dedicated in sounds to the formation of the n.t. community the spreading of the message in the full in any campaigns and internet of the prophet mohammed in any way. there was a i didn't create out well the out. what the have. the call the body of rome out of the cup loblaws how about how. to. better have all your time even with him in the lobby in a struggle ok valdemar. mean that not to come and be too much. was a profoundly spiritual and modest man. but when some of the arabian tribes rose up in rebellion refusing to submit to the new caliphate he was quick to act. as a much to someone who knows a hell of a rate that he knows all the tribal details the genealogies the clowns the weaknesses the strengths who could be employed against whom and he transformed himself into this extraordinary powerful man. of a book or a declared war on the rebel tribes and after a year of heavy fighting. he emerged victorious. his attention was now turned to the territory of the two superpowers of the era the sussan it's in persia. and the by sun tim

this belief would lead to the biggest splits in the history of islam. a split which is still exploited to this day. the centuries old divide. between sunni and shia. a story fourteen hundred years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. as josie that tells the story of dispute and division of the hall of an empire. the caliph episode two on a jersey. how i would go yet most now in the full cost across north america we have seen some lovely conditions spring like weather that in today say this is the cherry blossom has been blooming quite nicely over the past few days are we going to see something of a change as we go on through the next twenty four to forty eight hours or so some of that blossom may suffer from the effects of failing some frosty add diving its way out of canada down into the central plains right the way across into the eastern seaboard so temperatures getting up to around twelve celsius and they see as we go on through sas they notice some snow on allocating flag to say the wintry weather still in the mix for the south

hama died in medina the capital of the new islamic states. with his death in the problem of who should be successor. one thing seemed clear to him you kind of had to come from the prophets trying. they had the infant the milk the i that's it i love being in a lefty had a. lack in how the us and the other to have a shot of your own womb is a man the least know me other than a feeling what it was and can i don't but i. know buffy and all of that if you listen them. for three hundred years after the prophets death the kind of it remains strong. but by the mid tenth century. the most of the road had from. divided now between three colors all three descendants of cornish. and centuries to come one by one. each of those three kind of fits would crumble and fall. out of the spain. competent of the under the sea into my youth kind of. this is the way you didn't steal the drool from the mask. in the seventh and eighth century. the death of the second caliph. in the hof a century of chaos among members of his family. and ten thirty one the ninth and la

this belief would lead to the biggest splits in the history of islam. a split which is still exploited to this day. the centuries old divide. between sunni and shia. a story fourteen hundred years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. as jesse that tells the story of dispute and division of the hall of an empire. the caliph episode two on a jersey. binny's pink skies by the taj mahal. or is this some sense in the city of angels. however with the rain clouds gathering for what a seris at the moment a little area cloud sliding away from santiago drifting across the ad days and pushing over towards of a plate then this area cloud will bring some lava live down posing through the cold saw friday twenty one celsius the top temperature at this stage further north you can see the showers containing a few showers up towards rio they still push through that wet weather across the white also pushing for as we go on into us as day temperatures bouncing back to around twenty three degrees that's where the system that will make its way it will san

this is the story of the great split within islam. of how the split a rose from a dispute of who should succeed the prophet muhammad like. this is the story of the common. the by our mosque. outside mecca and saudi arabia. it was here in the year six twenty two that a delegation from the town of medina made by on a pledge of support and shelter to the prophet muhammad. shortly after he left mecca. and the greeting to medina with a group of followers. over the next ten years muhammad built the first islamic state. but in june sixth thirty two. the prophet died in his capital medina. leaving the young state without a leader. a tradition that says that the muslims on that day were like sheep on a rainy night they were frightened and huddling together and it's not clear whether or not the prophet had made any plans for his succession. within hours of the prophet's death senior figures in the muslim community came together to choose a successor to the prophet a caliph. the debate was long and intense. it was the emigrants from mecca was. a

the top of the islam islam is bangladesh on the brink of civil war. we are scared we are very scared we have to stay and it will be up to fight for this fight against it are. torn by domestic power struggles and the influence of islamist extremists. the country's democratic institutions now face a serious threat. to the saddam regime the we call for the rule of law of islam of violence dominates the headlines. you just couldn't get into the fog of love this should be. a pretty. tough. bangladesh the dawn of islam is on starting april twenty first on t w. such a and i am . seeing this as you know we news live from berlin back from the brink of death the poison daughter of an ex russian spies speaks out in a statement by a british police unit screwball says she's recovering well after the nerve agent attack on her and her father what will her testimony mean for investigators in the mounting diplomatic dispute between london and moscow also coming up brazil's a former president luis enough to lead the civil loses his bid to avoid prison while appealing a

the muslim ban's purpose was to foment animosity towards islam and that's exactly what it's done. this report lays out in clear detail with numbers that there has been an increase in anti-muslim incidents. there's been an increase in anti-muslim hate crimes. it's not just a volume of anti-muslim incidents that have increased, it's also their character. anti-muslim incidents throughout the united states have regularly referred to the exclusion of muslims and their rival the trump administration as encouraging signs in those that seek to marginalize muslims and demonize islam. from [inaudible] they've had religious liberties that are protected by the first amendment. supreme court this week will hear arguments in a case that's a first of its kind. the president calibrated that, demonizing muslims. is there any doubt, does anybody question the desire of the trump administration for some type of law to exclude muslims from america was based of the animosity that the trump administration reminds us of frequently. and where the other supreme court have stood before on the side of religi