Salman Rushdie became a key culprit in fomenting hatred against Islam and Muslim

In early 1989, Imam Khomeini issued a fatwa calling for the execution of Salman Rushdie, an Indian-born British author, who became a key culprit in fomenting hatred against Islam and Muslim.

How do we differentiate between Imam Khomeini's Fatwa for execution of Salman Rushdie and the acts ...

Imam Khomeini: Should not ever remain silent before the assaults of the devilish polytheists and ...

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Imam reacted on-time to blasphemous contents of Rushdie book

In February 1989, Imam Khomeini issued a fatwa – a death sentence – on apostate Rushdie.

How Islamic Revolution won hearts and minds in Indian Subcontinent

The triumphant homecoming of Imam Khomeini, the charismatic leader of the Islamic Revolution, this week 44 years ago, marked the beginning of religious and political awakening not only in Iran but across the world.

Imam Khomeini taught the lesson of resistance

Sheikh Kamava, a prayer leader from Sierra Leone

The world Muslims should follow Imam Khomeini

Maulana Jalaluddin, the head of India’s Babri Mosque committee

Islamic Revolution: A support and shelter of free-minded Muslims in the world