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The billboards are reportedly being put up by a non-profit organisation called GainPeace.

'Muslims love Jesus', 'Mary wore hijab': billboards 'explaining' Islam crop up in many US cities

The billboards are reportedly being put up by a non-profit organisation called GainPeace.

Large billboards proclaiming similarities between the religions of Islam and Christianity have been erected in several places across the United States of America.
One such banner in Texas' Houston has the message "Muslims love Jesus" and "his message of one God and his prophethood". Another billboard depicts Jesus' mother Mary wearing a hijab. It has the caption, "Blessed Mary wore the hijab. Will you respect it?"
One shows a picture of the Kaaba, a building in Saudi Arabia that Muslims consider the holiest site in Islam, with the message, "Built by Abraham, dedicated to worship one God, annual pilgrimage by millions of Muslims."
The billboards are reportedly being put up by a non-profit organisation called GainPeace, which says that its main goal is spreading awareness about Islam, and clarifying any doubts or misconceptions they may hold. It chose to put billboards in cities where the organisation has a strong presence and a significant Muslim population.
According to Pew Research, the Muslim population in the US has grown in the two decades since September 11, 2001, when the country witnessed a spike in racist crimes in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
(With agency inputs)
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The comments were made in an interview to RSS-affiliated publications Organiser and Panchjanya, according to reports.

Muslims must abandon rhetoric of supremacy: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Islam in India

The comments were made in an interview to RSS-affiliated publications Organiser and Panchjanya, according to reports.

In his latest message on religion in India, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat recently said that Muslims must "abandon their boisterous rhetoric of supremacy".
The RSS Sarsanghchalak added that there is no threat to Islam in India, or to Muslims either practicing their faith, or seeking a return to the faith of their ancestors.
The comments were made in an interview to RSS-affiliated publications Organiser and Panchjanya, according to a Hindustan Times report.
Bhagwat recently visited a madrassa and met representatives of the Muslim community.
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Over 500 Indian websites attacked. From government agencies, to universities and schools; from police, to agricultural bodies - the hack attack has been indiscriminate.
The sudden cyber onslaught has been sparked by comments regarding Mohammad, who is considered a Prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam. The comments were made by BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal who have since been suspended.
After a diplomatic storm, the Indian government is now worrying about cyber tsunamis. So, who is behind all these attacks?
ALSO WATCH | Al Qaeda threatens India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad controversy, weeks after comment on hijab ban
One of the groups which has claimed responsibility for the hack attacks is DragonForce. It is reportedly a hacking collective based in Malaysia, and is very active on social media. DragonForce has launched an anti-India campaign called 'OpsPatuk' or 'strike back'. The hackers have apparently published social media credentials, and bank usernames &amp; passwords of Indians. DragonForce has been associated with Pakistani hacking groups in the past.
Another group whose name has emerged is 1877. It is apparently a grouping of Iraqi hackers who seem to have partnered with DragonForce for OpsPatuk. 1877 group attacked the ICAR website, among others.
Then there is One Hat Cyber Team, a group of hackers who apparently belong to Indonesia. The One Hat Cyber Team hacked the website of Thane Police, and demanded an apology over the Mohammad controversy.
The targets of these cyber criminals have been varied. Some of the websites which were attacked include those of the Indian embassy in Israel, the Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Thane Police, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, and Institute of Science, Nagpur.
Cyber crime is turning out to be a major threat for India. The country saw 1.8 crore cyber attacks and threats in the first three months of 2022, as per US-based cyber security firm Norton. Between January and March, India saw almost 60,000 phishing attempts, and over 30,000 tech support scams, according to the Norton study.
To fight off hacking attempts, website owners must examine vulnerabilities and plug loopholes. This would include fixing issues like default passwords, and unpatched or outdated servers.

Revealed: who's behind hack attacks on India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad row

Islamic Prophet Mohammad row: one of the groups which has claimed responsibility for the hack attacks is DragonForce, a hacking collective based in Malaysia which has been associated with Pakistani hackers in the past.

Over 500 Indian websites attacked. From government agencies, to universities and schools; from police, to agricultural bodies - the hack attack has been indiscriminate.
The sudden cyber onslaught has been sparked by comments regarding Mohammad, who is considered a Prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam. The comments were made by BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal who have since been suspended.
After a diplomatic storm, the Indian government is now worrying about cyber tsunamis. So, who is behind all these attacks?
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/prophet-comment-row-al-qaeda-threatens-terror-attacks-in-india-1654612467564" target="_blank">Al Qaeda threatens India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad controversy, weeks after comment on hijab ban</a>
One of the groups which has claimed responsibility for the hack attacks is DragonForce. It is reportedly a hacking collective based in Malaysia, and is very active on social media. DragonForce has launched an anti-India campaign called 'OpsPatuk' or 'strike back'. The hackers have apparently published social media credentials, and bank usernames &amp; passwords of Indians. DragonForce has been associated with Pakistani hacking groups in the past.
Another group whose name has emerged is 1877. It is apparently a grouping of Iraqi hackers who seem to have partnered with DragonForce for OpsPatuk. 1877 group attacked the ICAR website, among others.
Then there is One Hat Cyber Team, a group of hackers who apparently belong to Indonesia. The One Hat Cyber Team hacked the website of Thane Police, and demanded an apology over the Mohammad controversy.
The targets of these cyber criminals have been varied. Some of the websites which were attacked include those of the Indian embassy in Israel, the Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Thane Police, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, and Institute of Science, Nagpur.
Cyber crime is turning out to be a major threat for India. The country saw 1.8 crore cyber attacks and threats in the first three months of 2022, as per US-based cyber security firm Norton. Between January and March, India saw almost 60,000 phishing attempts, and over 30,000 tech support scams, according to the Norton study.
To fight off hacking attempts, website owners must examine vulnerabilities and plug loopholes. This would include fixing issues like default passwords, and unpatched or outdated servers.

After Muslim countries, terrorist organisations have waded into the controversy sparked by BJP leaders' comments on Mohammad, who is considered a prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam.
Al Qaeda threatened terror attacks in India over comments made by Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal which had led to punitive action by BJP. In a statement, AQIS or Al Qaeda in the Subcontinent, said that Hindutva is a "system and philosophy which is hostile to the religion and Shariah of Allah".
The terrorist organisation said that its members would "bind explosives" to their bodies and their children's bodies to attack those who "dishonoured" Mohammad. Al Qaeda named Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat as places that it would target in India.
In April 2022, Al Qaeda's chief Ayman Al Zawahiri had released a video commenting on the hijab controversy in the Indian state of Karnataka. Regarding the ban on the Islamic headdress for women inside classrooms, Al Zawahiri had asked Muslims to "fight intellectually, using the media and with weapons on the battlefield".
The UN designated terrorist had also praised the student protesting against the hijab ban.

Al Qaeda threatens India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad controversy, warns of suicide bombings in Delhi, Mumbai, UP, Gujarat

Al Qaeda threatens India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad controversy, names 4 target places


Al Qaeda threatened terror attacks in India over comments made by Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal against Mohammad, who is considered a prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam.

After Muslim countries, terrorist organisations have waded into the controversy sparked by BJP leaders' comments on Mohammad, who is considered a prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam.
Al Qaeda threatened terror attacks in India over comments made by Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal which had led to punitive action by BJP. In a statement, AQIS or Al Qaeda in the Subcontinent, said that Hindutva is a "system and philosophy which is hostile to the religion and Shariah of Allah".
The terrorist organisation said that its members would "bind explosives" to their bodies and their children's bodies to attack those who "dishonoured" Mohammad. Al Qaeda named Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat as places that it would target in India.
In April 2022, Al Qaeda's chief Ayman Al Zawahiri had released a video commenting on the hijab controversy in the Indian state of Karnataka. Regarding the ban on the Islamic headdress for women inside classrooms, Al Zawahiri had asked Muslims to "fight intellectually, using the media and with weapons on the battlefield".
The UN designated terrorist had also praised the student protesting against the hijab ban.
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Sweden continues to remain in news after fierce riots sparked by a political party's plan to burn the Quran. The Swedish government has condemned the violence, while claiming that the Quran burning events are freedom of speech, even if in "bad taste".
So, who is behind the provocative programmes, leading to violence by counter-protestors? The events have been planned by a Danish far-right political party called 'Stram Kurs', or Hard Line. Stram Kurs has been accused of creating divisions by following an anti-Islam, and anti-immigrant ideology.
The party is led by Rasmus Paludan, a Danish-Swedish politician and lawyer. 40-year-old Paludan has been convicted in the past for making racial insults, as per reports. In 2020, he had reportedly been arrested in France, and deported. Paludan has reportedly burned copies of the Quran in the past too.
He is reportedly planning to contest the legislative elections in Sweden in September 2022. He is yet to secure the necessary number of signatures to confirm his candidature in the Swedish elections, according to reports.

Sweden riots: who's burning Quran? Rasmus Paludan, Stram Kurs, anti-immigrant politics explained

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Sweden continues to remain in news after fierce riots sparked by a political party's plan to burn the Quran. The Swedish government has condemned the violence, while claiming that the Quran burning events are freedom of speech, even if in "bad taste". So, who is behind the provocative programmes, leading to violence by counter-protestors? The events have been planned by a Danish far-right political party called 'Stram Kurs', or Hard Line. Stram Kurs has been accused of creating divisions by following an anti-Islam, and anti-immigrant ideology.
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 The party is led by Rasmus Paludan, a Danish-Swedish politician and lawyer. He is reportedly planning to contest the legislative elections in Sweden in September 2022. 40-year-old Paludan has been convicted in the past for making racial insults, as per reports. In 2020, he had reportedly been arrested in France, and deported. Paludan has reportedly burned copies of the Quran in the past too. He is yet to secure the necessary number of signatures to confirm his candidature in the Swedish elections, according to reports.
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CAPTIONS Sweden gripped by violence Riots over Quran-burning events Quran-burning by 'Stram Kurs' Stram Kurs is right-wing party Rasmus Paludan leads the outfit Paludan a lawyer and politician Paludan plans to contest Sept polls

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Sweden continues to remain in news after fierce riots sparked by a political party's plan to burn the Quran.&nbsp;The Swedish government has condemned the violence, while claiming that the Quran burning events are freedom of speech, even if in "bad taste".
So, who is behind the provocative programmes, leading to violence by counter-protestors?&nbsp;The events have been planned by a Danish far-right political party called 'Stram Kurs', or Hard Line. Stram Kurs has been accused of creating divisions by following an anti-Islam, and anti-immigrant ideology.
The party is led by Rasmus Paludan, a Danish-Swedish politician and lawyer.&nbsp;40-year-old Paludan has been convicted in the past for making racial insults, as per reports. In 2020, he had reportedly been arrested in France, and deported.&nbsp;Paludan has reportedly burned copies of the Quran in the past too.
He is reportedly planning to contest the legislative elections in Sweden in September 2022.&nbsp;He is yet to secure the necessary number of signatures to confirm his candidature in the Swedish elections, according to reports.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/riots-in-sweden-over-quran-burning-events-govt-upholds-free-speech-refuses-to-stop-provocateur-1650304388648">Riots in Sweden over Quran-burning events; govt upholds free speech, refuses to stop provocateur</a>

Riots broke out in the European country of Sweden, over demonstrations planned by a right-wing group.&nbsp;Danish party Stram Kurs had reportedly planned to hold a Quran-burning protest.
Those opposed to the event are accused to have indulged in violence.&nbsp;Swedish police reportedly shifted the location of the Stram Kurs anti-Islam demonstration, but refused to cancel it.
Stones were pelted, fire was set to cars, tires, and dustbins, and traffic was obstructed by the counter-protestors.&nbsp;Around a dozen police officers were injured, and 4 police vehicles were set on fire in Orebro, as per reports.
The Swedish government has refused to ban Stram Kurs' anti-Quran demonstrations despite complaints.&nbsp;Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson was quoted as saying, "In Sweden, people are allowed to express their opinions, whether they are in good or bad taste, that is part of our democracy. No matter what you think, you must never resort to violence. We will never accept it."
However, Islamic nations like Saudi Arabia and Iraq have lodged their diplomatic protests.

Riots in Sweden over Quran burning events; govt upholds free speech, refuses to stop provocateur

Riots in Sweden over Quran-burning events; govt upholds free speech, refuses to stop provocateur


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 Riots broke out in the European country of Sweden, over demonstrations planned by a right-wing group. Danish party Stram Kurs had reportedly planned to hold a Quran-burning protest. Those opposed to the event are accused to have indulged in violence. Swedish police reportedly shifted the location of the Stram Kurs anti-Islam demonstration, but refused to cancel it. Stones were pelted, fire was set to cars, tires, and dustbins, and traffic was obstructed by the counter-protestors. Around a dozen police officers were injured, and 4 police vehicles were set on fire in Orebro, as per reports. The Swedish government has refused to ban Stram Kurs' anti-Quran demonstrations despite complaints. Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson was quoted as saying, "In Sweden, people are allowed to express their opinions, whether they are in good or bad taste, that is part of our democracy. No matter what you think, you must never resort to violence. We will never accept it." However, Islamic nations like Saudi Arabia and Iraq have lodged their diplomatic protests.
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Riots broke out in the European country of Sweden, over demonstrations planned by a right-wing group.&nbsp;Danish party Stram Kurs had reportedly planned to hold a Quran-burning protest.
Those opposed to the event are accused to have indulged in violence.&nbsp;Swedish police reportedly shifted the location of the Stram Kurs anti-Islam demonstration, but refused to cancel it.
Stones were pelted, fire was set to cars, tires, and dustbins, and traffic was obstructed by the counter-protestors.&nbsp;Around a dozen police officers were injured, and 4 police vehicles were set on fire in Orebro, as per reports.
The Swedish government has refused to ban Stram Kurs' anti-Quran demonstrations despite complaints.&nbsp;Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson was quoted as saying, "In Sweden, people are allowed to express their opinions, whether they are in good or bad taste, that is part of our democracy. No matter what you think, you must never resort to violence. We will never accept it."
However, Islamic nations like Saudi Arabia and Iraq have lodged their diplomatic protests.

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