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So-called American Taliban John Walker Lindh testified in Indianapolis Monday that a prison ban on group prayer violates his religious rights.
UPI Almanac for Friday, July 27, 2012.
Lowe's has pulled advertising from a U.S. Muslim reality TV show, citing complaints from "multiple sides of the viewer spectrum," a spokeswoman said.
Some U.S. Muslim scholars differed on the sea burial of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan.
A U.S. Muslim convert whose extremist Web site was dismantled says he never meant to harm civilians.
"Honor killings" by U.S. Muslim immigrants are a cause for concern, an expert on radical Islam says.
The FBI's cutting once-close ties with a big U.S. Muslim group is hurting law-enforcement efforts to root out homegrown terrorists, various Muslim groups say.
U.S. Muslim leaders say racially charged statements issued by al-Qaida against U.S. President-elect Barack Obama are "an insult."
U.S. Muslim leaders say likely Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama faces a dilemma over the enthusiastic initial support he received from them.
The parents of U.S. Muslim convert and terror detainee John Lindh have made their fourth attempt to have the White House commute his 20-year prison sentence.
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