Posted: 8/7/2009 8:45:00 PM
Author: Denis MacEoin with Dominic Whiteman
Source: http://www.civitas.org.uk/pdf/MusicChessAndOtherSins.pdf
Note from Librarians for Fairness: Our good friend, David Elazar posted the link to this report on Hasafran, the listserv of the Association of Jewish Libraries. Click on the url to access the entire 154 page report.
[ha-Safran]: Report - Radical Islam in Britian (154 Pgs) free download
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Denis MacEoin with Dominic Whiteman, Music, Chess, and Other Sins:
Segregation, Integration, and Muslim Schools in Britain (London:
Civitas, 2009)
http://www.civitas.org.uk/pdf/MusicChessAndOtherSins.pdf
In the United States, Muslim communities and Islamist advocacy groups are demanding establishment and support of Arabic and Muslim schools. In New York City, controversy erupted over the charter Arabic-language Khalil Gibran International Academy after exposure of the radical associations and statements of its principal Deborah Almontaser, and over Minnesota's Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy after an investigative reporter exposed Islamist indoctrination in the
state-funded school. Expansion of the Islamic Saudi Academy in Virginia has also come under fire after exposure of textbooks preaching hate and intolerance. While Muslim schools in the United States are a relatively new phenomenon, in the United Kingdom they are better established. In February 2009, Civitas, a London-based think tank dedicated to the discussion of social problems and civic
society, published a 154-page report excerpted below, exploring the challenge to social cohesion presented by many Muslim schools in the United Kingdom. There are twenty-four Saudi schools in the United Kingdom alone; many of the other 132 registered Muslim schools have Saudi ties.
