Continuing Story: London Bombings (Domestic & International)
Sikhs Join Faith Trail In London Suicide Bombers' Town (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2009–World Sikh News
London Bombings Led to Review of Policy on Religion and Race, Blair Says (United Kingdom)
Dec 8, 2006–Boston Herald/AP
Race-Hate Crimes Rise 28 Percent (United Kingdom)
Dec 4, 2006–ITN News
New UK Commission on Integration and Cohesion to be Chaired by Sikh (United Kingdom)
Aug 24, 2006–dnaindia
Op/ed: "Why Muslims Must Rise Up Now and Battle Extremism" (United Kingdom)
Aug 15, 2006–The Times
Police Chief Urges Independent Inquiry into Radicalization of Muslim Youth (United Kingdom)
Aug 7, 2006–BBC News
Christians and Muslims Hold Remembrance, Issue Joint Statement on 7/7 (United Kingdom)
Jul 8, 2006–The Christian Post
After 7/7, Muslim Man Starts Company Promoting Diversity in the Workplace (United Kingdom)
Jul 7, 2006–BBC News
London's IslamExpo Falls on 7/7 Anniversary (United Kingdom)
Jul 7, 2006–BBC News
Muslim Victim's Family Condemns Blair Over Lack of Public Inquiry into 7/7 (United Kingdom)
Jul 7, 2006–Life Style Extra
One Year After Bombings, Government Hasn't Addressed Muslim Anger at Iraq War (United Kingdom)
Jul 7, 2006–Reuters
Poll Shows Positive Side of Muslim Integration (Europe)
Jul 7, 2006–The New York Times
Synagogue Dedicates Annual Concert to 7/7 Victim (United Kingdom)
Jul 7, 2006–Totally Jewish
IslamExpo Seeks to Build Bridges (United Kingdom)
Jul 6, 2006–BBC News
Leading Muslim in UK Challenges Blair's Blame Game (United Kingdom)
Jul 6, 2006–BBC News
Muslim MP Criticizes Efforts to Engage Muslims One Year After London Bombings (United Kingdom)
Jul 4, 2006–BBC News
Mohammed Iqbal Says 7/7 Made Leeds Stronger (United Kingdom)
Jul 2, 2006–BBC News
Muslim Advisory Board to Address Extremism (United Kingdom)
Jun 28, 2006–ADN Kronos International
Muslim "Fundamentalists" to Hold Conference on 7/7 Anniversary to Discuss Prevention of Further Attacks (United Kingdom)
Jun 22, 2006–Asharq Al-Awsat
Government Criticized for Ignoring Muslim Advice After 7/7 Bombings (United Kingdom)
Jun 21, 2006–Islamic Republic News Agency
Muslims in London Seek to Dispel Myths Nearly One Year After Bombings (United Kingdom)
May 13, 2006–BBC News
Hotline Set Up to Aid British Hindu Victims of Hate Crimes (United Kingdom)
Jan 4, 2006–The Independent
Diverse Group of Young British Muslims Gathers to Discuss Life After 7/7 Bombings (United Kingdom)
Nov 21, 2005–The Guardian
Muslim Community Leaders Asked to Help Seek Out Extremists at Universities (United Kingdom)
Sep 15, 2005–The Guardian
Hindu Victims of Hate Crimes Upset Over Exclusive Focus On Backlash Against Muslims After Bombings (United Kingdom)
Sep 14, 2005–Hindu Press International
Sikhs Appeal to Government: Tackle Hate Crimes Against "Most Visible Ethnic Minority" (United Kingdom)
Sep 12, 2005–BBC News
Sikhs Feel Let Down by Government in Response to Bombing Backlash (United Kingdom)
Sep 12, 2005–The Tribune
After July 7, MI5 Head Expects Some "Erosion" of Civil Liberties (United Kingdom)
Sep 10, 2005–Daily Mail
After July 7, Rising Resentment Against Immigrants, Muslims (United Kingdom)
Sep 5, 2005–Los Angeles Times
Sikhs and Hindus Experience Backlash After 7/7 London Bombings (United Kingdom)
Sep 5, 2005–The Guardian
Concern, Conversation Over Proposed Invitation of Bombers' Families to Commemoration Service (United Kingdom)
Sep 4, 2005–The Sunday Times
Muslim Leaders to Speak at Bangor Cathedral (United Kingdom)
Aug 30, 2005–The Muslim News
British MPs Call for Protection of Sikh Community from Hate Crimes (United Kingdom)
Aug 25, 2005–SikhSangat.org/icBirmingham
Government Unveils Plan to Deport Supporters of Terrorism (United Kingdom)
Aug 25, 2005–The Boston Globe/Washington Post
European Youth Meet in Cornwell for Interfaith Human Rights Conference (United Kingdom)
Aug 24, 2005–EMediaWire.com/PRWEB
Muslim Council of Britain Faces Extremism Charges (United Kingdom)
Aug 23, 2005–Daily Times/AFP
Sikh Man Attacked, Assailants Ripped Off His Turban (United Kingdom)
Aug 21, 2005–The Panthic Weekly
Vandals Commit Hate Crime at London Gurdwara (United Kingdom)
Aug 21, 2005–The Panthic Weekly
Opinion: Fatwa Against Terror Falls Short of Strength It Could Have Had (United States)
Aug 8, 2005–The Washington Times
Australian PM Hosts Anti-Terrorism Summit with Muslims (Australia)
Aug 7, 2005–The Age
Faith Groups Oppose Compulsory ID Cards (United Kingdom)
Aug 7, 2005–The Guardian
London Police Met Hosts Meeting with Youth to Discuss Issues Since London Bombings (United Kingdom)
Aug 7, 2005–The Panthic Weekly
Opinion: Salman Rushdie Urges Islamic Reform (United Kingdom)
Aug 7, 2005–The Washington Post
Disabled Hindu Man One of Many Attacked in Continuing Bombings Backlash (United Kingdom)
Aug 6, 2005–NewIndPress.com/IANS
British Muslims Fear Backlash (United Kingdom)
Aug 5, 2005–Arab News
Muslims Hold Rally Against Terrorism in Hartford (United States)
Aug 5, 2005–Newsday
Asian Mother and Daughters Attacked in Essex (United Kingdom)
Aug 4, 2005–East Anglican Daily Times
Attack on Hindu Temple Blamed on Bombings Backlash (United Kingdom)
Aug 4, 2005–Enfield Independent
Backlash Largely Avoided in Birmingham, Citizens Say They Have Racial Harmony (United Kingdom)
Aug 4, 2005–icBirmingham
Leading British Muslim Moderate Tells Women to Abandon Hijab to Avoid Backlash (United Kingdom)
Aug 4, 2005–The Hindu/PTI
Profiling Debate Heats Up in London (United Kingdom)
Aug 3, 2005–News24
At "Living Islam" Family Festival, Muslims Examine What it Means to be Muslim and British (United Kingdom)
Aug 2, 2005–BBC News
British Muslim Community "Experiences Shortcomings Peculiar to Our Condition" (United Kingdom)
Aug 2, 2005–OpenDemocracy
Backlash Fear Helpline Set Up at Scotland Yard (United Kingdom)
Aug 1, 2005–BBC News
Opinion: Speaking to Young, Second-Generation Muslim Experience is Crucial in Fight Against Terrorism (United States)
Jul 31, 2005–Chicago Tribune
Opinion: Those Who Say Muslims Haven't Condemned Terrorism Aren't Listening (United States)
Jul 30, 2005–Star Tribune
Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes Take Dramatic Jump in London and California (United Kingdom)
Jul 29, 2005–Daily Times
Attacks on Religious Minorities Up After Bombings (United Kingdom)
Jul 28, 2005–Al-Jazeera
Imams Urged to Condemn Extremism (Australia)
Jul 26, 2005–Voice of America
Muslim Leaders Issue Fatwas Against Bombings (United Kingdom)
Jul 26, 2005–U.S. News & World Report
Poll Shows Nearly Two-Thirds of Muslims Consider Leaving (United Kingdom)
Jul 26, 2005–The Hindu/PTI
Tariq Ramadan Condemns Bombings, is Condemned (United Kingdom)
Jul 25, 2005–The Independent
Update: Hundreds March for Religious Tolerance After Mosques Attacked (New Zealand)
Jul 25, 2005–New Zealand Herald
Million Candles Lit at Interfaith Vigil to End Terrorism (Indonesia)
Jul 23, 2005–Khaleej Times/AP
Muslims Fear Police's New "Shoot to Kill" Policy (United Kingdom)
Jul 22, 2005–Yahoo! News/AFP
After London Bombings, American Muslim Youth Issue Statement Against Terrorism and Hatred (United States)
Jul 21, 2005–ISNA
American Muslim Organizations Condemn London Bombings (United States)
Jul 21, 2005–The Washington File
Imams Issue Fatwa Condemning Terrorism (Canada)
Jul 21, 2005–The Globe and Mail
Islamic Center of Boston Condemns London Attacks (United States)
Jul 21, 2005–Tewksbury Advocate
Muslims in American Cities Live in Different Contexts Than Their British Counterparts (United States)
Jul 21, 2005–The New York Times
World Sikh Council Meets With European Churches to Discuss Hate Crimes (United States)
Jul 21, 2005–Interfaithnews.net
Faiths Unite to Support Muslims After Backlash (United Kingdom)
Jul 20, 2005–Camden Gazette
Young Muslim Woman: "American Muslims Ache, Too" After Terror Attacks (United States)
Jul 20, 2005–Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
London Bombings Raise Questions About Assimilation of American Muslims (United Kingdom)
Jul 19, 2005–The Christian Science Monitor
Opinion: Three Bombing Suspects From Mirpuri Community, History May Explain Why (United Kingdom)
Jul 18, 2005–The Guardian
500 Anti-Muslim Attacks in Britain, and Fear of Race Riots (United Kingdom)
Jul 17, 2005–The Times
Muslim Organization Co-Organizes Vigil for Bombings Victims, Rally Against Iraq War (United Kingdom)
Jul 17, 2005–BBC News
Opinion: Violence Can Lie Within All Ideologies; Islam Needs to Address Violent Elements Within (United Kingdom)
Jul 17, 2005–The Observer
Police Commissioner Visits London Gurdwara, Presented with Memo from Sikh Community (United Kingdom)
Jul 17, 2005–The Panthic Weekly
Bay Area Mosque Leaders Pledge to Fight Terrorism, Teach Nonviolence (United States)
Jul 16, 2005–American Muslim Voice/Oakland Tribune
Columbia Mosque Hosts Open House After Bombings to Educate Community (United States)
Jul 16, 2005–WISTV
Muslim Leader Says Muslim Community Bears Some Responsibility for Not Tackling Islamist Elements (United Kingdom)
Jul 16, 2005–BBC News
National Front to Stage Demonstration Outside London Mosque (United Kingdom)
Jul 16, 2005–The Scotsman
Second Generation British Muslims Angry Over Government's Lack of Attention to Their Concerns (United Kingdom)
Jul 16, 2005–The New York Times
Clerics Supporting Terror Will Now Be Prevented from Entering Country (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–The Telegraph
London Vigil for Bombing Victims Includes Hindu Mantra for Protection (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–Hindu Council UK Press Release
London's Chief of Police Asks Muslims to Join Force (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–ABC News
Muslim Leaders and Scholars Condemn Suicide Bombings of Civilians, Outside of Occupied Territories (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–The Boston Globe/AP
Muslim Scout Troop Brings Together Children for "United in Grief, United in Peace" (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–BBC News
Opinion: Getting to Know One Another Best Way to Combat Anti-Americanism and Islamophobia (United States)
Jul 15, 2005–Yahoo! News/USA Today
Opinion: U.S. Must Acknowledge Terrorist Threat in Islam, Not Bow to "Political Correctness" (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–The Washington Times
Reported Alliance of Football Gangs and "Far Right" Plan to Exact "Revenge" on Muslims (United Kingdom)
Jul 15, 2005–The Guardian
British Mulitculturalism in Question After Bombings (United Kingdom)
Jul 14, 2005–BBC News
For British Muslims, "the Most Profound Challenge Yet" (United Kingdom)
Jul 14, 2005–The Washington Post
Muslim MPs Offer Advice on Political Response to Addressing Extremists (United Kingdom)
Jul 14, 2005–The Guardian
Opinion: American Muslims Need to Issue Joint Fatwa Against Terrorism (United States)
Jul 14, 2005–Inside Bay Area/San Mateo County Times
Opinion: Britons Must Not Alienate Muslims With Heavy "Integration Agenda" (United Kingdom)
Jul 14, 2005–The Guardian
Opinion: Moderate Muslims Must Take "Real Action" Against Extremists (United Kingdom)
Jul 14, 2005–The Christian Science Monitor
After London Bombings, Interfaith Dialogue Held in Church Partially Destroyed by Terrorists in 1993 (United Kingdom)
Jul 12, 2005–Christian Today
Hindu Council Participates in Meetings with Police After Bombings (United Kingdom)
Jul 12, 2005–Hindu Council UK press release
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