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Continuing Story: Moderate and Extremist Islam Collide (International)

Moderates Attack ‘Fundamentally Wrong’ Approach to Teaching Islam (United Kingdom)
Sep 7, 2007–The Times  

Turks Debate whether an Imam Can Revere the Cross (Turkey)
Dec 7, 2006–Turkish Daily News  

Country's Major Muslim Groups Commit to Moderate Islam Campaign (Indonesia)
Jun 22, 2006–People's Daily/Xinhua  

Malaysia's Multi-Faith Credentials Called into Question (Malaysia)
May 16, 2006–BBC News  

Leaders of Muslim Countries Conclude Summit Warning of Crisis Posed by Terrorism (Saudi Arabia)
Dec 9, 2005–BBC News  

Textbook Reforms A Challenge in Many Parts of Islamic World (Pakistan)
Dec 1, 2005–Portsmouth Herald/AP  

King Presses for Moderate Islam (Jordan)
Sep 14, 2005–The Washington Post  

Muslim Intellectuals Meet in Mecca, Call for Free Speech and Education (Saudi Arabia)
Sep 14, 2005–Zaman.com  

Muslim Leaders Sign Code of Conduct to Counter Extremism (Netherlands)
Sep 5, 2005–The Indian Express/PTI  

Rushdie Speaks Out for "Secular Muslims" (United Kingdom)
Sep 4, 2005–Yahoo! News/AFP  

Opinion: Moderate Muslims Must Take "Real Action" Against Extremists (United Kingdom)
Jul 14, 2005–The Christian Science Monitor  

Defiant, Alienated Youth Attracted to Radical Islam (United Kingdom)
Jul 11, 2005–The Christian Science Monitor  

Saudi Reformers Face Challenges From All Sides (Saudi Arabia)
Jun 9, 2005–The New York Times  

Muslims in Europe Launch Moderate World Islamic Club (Europe)
May 17, 2005–IslamOnline.net  

Controversial Author Calls for Muslim Think Tank, Reform (United Kingdom)
May 12, 2005–BBC News  

Western-Style Democracy Challenged by Moderate Muslims (International)
May 10, 2005–The Boston Globe  

Indonesia a Microcosm of Global Conflict Between Moderate and Extremist Islam (Indonesia)
May 9, 2005–The Boston Globe  

Muslim Woman Promotes Pluralism, Progressivism (Canada)
May 9, 2005–The Guardian  

Moderate and Extremist Islam Collide in Many Parts of the World (International)
May 8, 2005–The Boston Globe