An Egyptian court suspend orders YouTube to spread the video about Muhammad

A court in Egypt on Saturday ordered the suspension for one month of the YouTube video platform in the country for having the issue of the controversial video about the Prophet Muhammad, reported the Egyptian state news agency Mena . The court ruling obliges the ministries of Communications and Investment to temporarily paralyze the functioning of YouTube on the Internet from this Saturday. According to the agency, the portal-owned U.S. company Google - has not withdrawn that video, despite the existence of previous resolutions demanding an end to its dissemination. In its ruling, the court also considered that YouTube Egyptian " does not respect the faith of millions of Egyptians and ignores the video that generated anger at all Muslims." The dissemination of the tape posted on the Internet last September and allegedly produced in the U.S. prompted large protest demonstrations in the Islamic world and the attack on various U.S. embassies. In that recording, posted on YouTube and about 14 minutes long, scenes from the life of the Prophet, which is presented as the result of an illegitimate relationship, and when it appears having sex with a woman. On 29 January, the Cairo Criminal Court confirmed the death sentence in absentia of seven Copts living in the U.S. and five years in prison for U.S. pastor Terry Jones for the production and dissemination of that video.

Sentenced to death in absentia to seven Christians by Mohammed film

Symbolic capital punishment but because the prisoners are not even on the bench. This Wednesday a Cairo court has sentenced seven to death in absentia by Egyptian Christians participate in film satire about Muhammad last September unleashed a brutal wave of outrage in the Muslim world and was primed with Western embassies. "The seven accused have been convicted of insulting the Islamic religion to take part in the production and dissemination of a movie that insults Islam and its prophet," argued the judge Saif al Nasr Soliman. were accused of endangering the unity national mocking Islam and spreading false information.The trailer for 'The innocence of Muslims' was published online last July, but not revealed until an Egyptian Salafi television aired a handful of frames. On 11 September anger gripped the vicinity of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, in the center of the capital. Anger for blasphemy toured the region, from Libya to neighboring Pakistan, claiming the lives of fifty people. On 18 September, the Egyptian Prosecutor General ordered custody and charged against these seven Coptic Christians living in the U.S. , and resell Christian Terry Jones for his involvement in the production and release of the controversial film. The prosecutor Abdel Meguid Mahmud then ordered the suspects, seven men and one woman, were tried by the Criminal Court of Cairo. One day after the first incident, the authorities included the seven sentenced to death in the wanted list after submission of five complaints.The Egyptian Prosecutor course also a request for arrest to Interpol and their U.S. counterparts claiming delivery of the accused. Those sentenced to death figure Nakoula Basseley, Egyptian Coptic aficando in California and convicted of bank fraud that allegedly was the film's producer. It also includes the attorney Moris Sadeq, founder of the Coptic Association in Washington denouncing the alleged persecution of Copts in Egypt, Nabil Adib Bisada, head of communications at the association, and Morqos Aziz, presenter of religious programs in the U.S..

A year in jail for the author's video about Muhammad that angered Islamic World

Basseley Youssef producer of the controversial and bizarre movie that caused an outbreak of violence in the Middle East and the death of the U.S. Ambassador to Libya in September, has been sentenced to one year in jail, charged with violating probation. Youssef, a Coptic Christian who lives in Los Angeles and with a criminal record, admitted before a court of law in Southern California using false identities to hide , after the scandal broke for his film, 'The innocent Muslims', low quality tape filmed by amateur actors and attacking Muhammad. Youssef, who used the alias Nakoula Bassley Nakoula and Bacile Sam, was arrested on September 27 and has been in police custody since. Youssef was sentenced in 2010 to 21 months in prison , of which he served half although the ban on Internet for five years. Your ribbon hung on Youtube over, sparking anger in the Islamic world and the popular uprisings in several Arab countries. Before, they had released a Hollywood Boulevard with few attending the premiere, all under strange circumstances and with the name of Osama Bin Laden linked to the original title of the film. U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens died in an attack in the city of Benghazi on 11 September.

Movies Islam, Al Qaeda calls for jihad

The leader of Al Qaeda al-Zawahiri has appealed to Muslims to should launch a holy war against the U.S. and Israel for the film blasphemy of Muhammad. In a message posted on jihadist websites, al-Zawahiri has accused Washington of having allowed the production the film under the guise of protecting freedom of expression, "but this freedom does not stop them from torturing Muslim prisoners."

Author of anti-Islam film will go on trial next week

The U.S. author of anti-Islam film Mark Basseley Yusef, 56, will have to attend a federal court in Los Angeles (USA) next week for a hearing. Mark was convicted in 2010 of bank fraud and have their conduct evaluated to see if he violated the conditions of his probation. With the production of the short film, 13 minutes long, the author satirizes the figure of the prophet Muhammad, a fact that raised the ire of Muslims around the world. Arab countries reproached the videos and people took to the streets to protest, triggering a series of anti-American attacks. Mark was arrested on Sept. 27 by U.S. agents and is accused by prosecutors of having violated the rules of his probation.

Mystery surrounding the identity of the arrested defamatory video producers

The mystery continues around Nakoula. B. Nakoula, the man who directed and produced the film of 14 minutes duration that sparked violent protests in the Middle East and killed at least 50 people, including a U.S. ambassador. Nakoula, arrested Thursday in the city of Los Angeles, was identified by another name to get to the court: Mark Basseley Yousseff. The suspect, 55, said before the judge who used that name since 2002, although when he was in prison in 2010 for 21 monthsfor impersonating the identities of several relatives to open more than 600 bank accounts were false identified and was tried as Nakoula. B.Nakoula, according to The Associated Press. The judge, based on the long history of deception of the detainee, who is known at least six false identities, and the "real possibility of escape," has determined that Nakoula must remain in prison without bail until another judge holds a hearing and conclude whether the defamatory video director has breached the terms of his probation. "There is a clear suspicion against the accused," said the judge. In addition, under the terms of the 2010 conviction, the defendant could not use computers or the Internet or renamed during a period of five years without the prior approval of his probation officer. The suspect had to pay, in addition, a fine of $ 790,000 (600,000 euros). The prosecution has said that the prisoner had committed at least eight violations of his probation, among which is included the fact that he lied to agents and using different nicknames.Nakoula could face new charges involving up to two years in prison. In the last month, the suspect has used three different names. The movie "Girl of the Muslims", was shot last year by Sam Bacile. Although the film fragment was published in July on YouTube, the protests erupted in the Middle East until last 11-S, the eleventh anniversary of the first attack by Al Qaeda on New York, Washington and Pennsylvania that killed about 3,000 people. After these violent episodes, a man who identified himself as Bacile spoke with various media, including the newspaper The Wall Street Journal and the Associated Press, stating that he was the author of the video and "he had shot the film to show the truth about the Prophet Muhammad and Islam ", defined terms" like cancer. " The next day, the same agency concluded that Bacile was the same person who Nakoula, owner of a gas station and condemned for years by drug use and possession. Federal authorities interrogated the suspect Los Angeles last September 15 and identified as responsible for the trailer. Following this allegation, the detainee remained hidden. The third false identity occurred Thursday at the time of his arrest. The accused was identified as Mark Basseley Yousseff. Two weeks ago, Nakoula was found by the probation officers at his home on the outskirts of Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife and two children. The suspect left his house guarded by the county sheriff, covered to protect her identity. It was the first time she went before the judge. Then, the defendant had bail option, paid about $ 10,000, and that on that occasion, the judge considered that there was a flight risk, his lawyers have said the same agency.

Film Muhammad: Ahmadinejad, and ' extremism but it should be solved without killings

"Any provocative action which offends the creed and religious sentiments of the people, it is to be condemned". With these words the President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is back to talk about the movie ' blasphemous ' on Prophet Muhammad produced in the Usa. In an interview with Cnn, Ahmadinejad arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly, has however pointed out that the issue must be addressed "human atmosphere, in a participatory environment". "We don't like-said-that someone will lose their lives or be killed for any reason, anywhere in the world".

The head of the Director of the anti-islam film updated price in Pakistan... $100,000

A Pakistani Minister has suspended a bounty on the producers of the Islam enemy movie from the United States. Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour promised those who kill "this blasphemer", $100,000. Bilour, called on the Taliban and the Al-Qaeda terror network to join the "noble cause". Once again thousands of people against the US film enemy of Islam had demonstrated in Pakistan on Saturday. More than 5,000 people marched in the capital of Islam bad, including hundreds women, to the Parliament. Tens of thousands of people on the road had gone after the Friday prayers in Pakistan. When riots at least 21 people according to recent were killed and more than 200 injured. Against the film "The innocence of the Muslims", in which the Prophet Mohammed is vilified, there are protests in the Islamic world for more than one and a half weeks.

Pakistan, 19 dead in protests against the film

At least nineteen dead and eighty people were injured in clashes in the five largest cities in Pakistan, where 50 thousand people took to the streets to protest against the film and the cartoons of Muhammad in Islamic day of prayer. The most serious clashes have occurred in Karachi, the largest city located in the south of the country, the other four were recorded in Peshawar in the north-west. The Pakistani government had called for restraint in protests, while proclaiming the Friday prayer as a "day of love for the prophet," whose purpose was to demonstrate peacefully against the spread on the internet film that pokes fun at Muhammad. A Karachi police shot and used tear gas to repel the attacks of extremists to banks , cinema, shops and restaurants.The government has broken cover for mobile phones in 15 cities and has developed extensive security measures around all the representatives of Western countries. Shots rang out in the capital Serena Hotel, frequented by Westerners, as a crowd of 8 thousand people approached the barrier of security around the embassy district and threw stones.Clashes in Rawalpindi and Lahore, where the crowd pelted with stones, police cars and set fire to a checkpoint. anti-American protests in Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan, where they were burned U.S. flags and portraits of President Barack Obama. Extraordinary security measures in Tunisia: Tunis the capital have been banned gatherings and patrolled the Western embassies and the synagogue.

Day of vindication and love Mohammed in Pakistan

Insulted by a film offensive to Muhammad millions of Pakistanis today observed a day of reverence and love to the founder of Islam in a day they called Youm-e-Ishq-e-Rasool (Peace be upon him). Declaring day holiday, the Government invited the people to demonstrate in the streets against the film "The innocence of Muslims", which represents these beings as instinctively bloodthirsty and mocks the prophet. Authorities also asked pronuciarse citizens peacefully after occur in the last week nationwide protests that left two dead and dozens injured when police cracked down on those who tried to approach embassies, mainly from the United States. According to initial reports, businesses and public and private institutions of Islamabad and other cities awoke closed, as people flocked to mosques for Friday prayers usual. expected that after large crowds invade the streets in a day of love for Muhammad also called by all political parties and religious groups, and also with a call to prevent acts of violence such as occurred yesterday in this capital. More than 40 policemen and ten civilians were injured when five thousand protesters enraged by that film tried to enter the lies neighborhood where most Western embassies, including the U.S., France and Britain. they reached the red zone that marks the spot, the police tried to cut them off, which was followed by a violent confrontation, during which Protestants used sticks and stones, and burned several checkpoints. To break up the demonstration was necessary to call the army forces and Rangers Corps de la Frontera. "Innocence of Muslims" has unleashed a wave of protests in countries with population of Islamic creed, the most serious of which, last week, was the murder of the U.S. ambassador in Libya and three consular officials in the city of Benghazi. Tensions have deepened on Wednesday after a French magazine published a cartoon showing Muhammad naked.

Massive protests in Pakistan against the U.S. film degrading to Muhammad

Thousands of people tried to reach the U.S. embassy but were rejected by the police. The government called to perform morning prayer day, peaceful demonstrations. Thousands of Pakistanis reject the film "The innocence of Muslims" degrading to Prophet Muhammad, clashed with police in the capital Islamabad. Thousands of people tried to get to the U.S. Embassy in a protected area that houses other embassies and government offices. Riot police used tear gas and batons to subdue protesters who threw stones. Some of them were students affiliated with the hardline Islamist Jamaat e Islami. Demonstrations are expected to grow in Pakistan tomorrow, the traditional day of prayer in the Muslim world, so the government declared a national holiday so people can go out and protest peacefully against the film. Pakistani Prime Minister, Raja Pervez Ashraf, called to mark a national day morning after the Prophet Muhammad. Shops and schools are closed and will interrupt the flow of public and private vehicles, reported the news agency DPA. This decision caused praised by the Pakistani Taliban, who are often at war with the government. A spokesman for the Islamist group said it welcomed the decision, but also believes that the government should expel all U.S. diplomats. Meanwhile, anti-Western protests against the recent days, the U.S. government now discouraged its citizens from traveling to Pakistan, where authorities are increasing security measures at the demonstrations called for tomorrow. The U.S. State Department found that the demonstrations and protests may last longer, so discouraged its citizens from traveling to the country if not essential.

France bans Muslim protests

The warning from Interior Minister Manuel Valls was serious. Police have denied permits demonstration against the trailer Innocence of Muslims and the cartoons published in Charlie Hebdo. The prefecture of Paris rejected the request of an individual who wanted to organize a protest outside the Grand Mosque in the capital , and the same happened in other cities, while on Facebook and Twitter appeals succeed to hit the streets with the slogan "No touch our Prophet ". Fearful that the young radicals of a community that gathers 6 million people do not respect the prohibitions, police sources said may enable special devices for Saturday and recalled that those who participate in unauthorized marches risks a fine of 7,500 euros and six months in prison. The directors of Charlie Hebdo and some politicians criticized the socialist government for not consenting to the demonstrations, a decision that rarely happens in France, almost always when the petitioner is the extreme right. "There is a right of caricature and also the demonstration," recalled Jean-Luc Mélenchon , the leader of the Left Front. Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, built bridges with Islamists and praised the "great spirit of responsibility and restraint" of the Muslim leaders, who called to not fall into a "spirit victim", or "traps or provocations." The debate over the cartoons grew in intensity and split media, parties and ministers. The mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris. Rachida Dati (center right), agreed with the Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, and said that "everyone is a little annoyed with the cartoons because they are inconvenient and not very funny and can jeopardize the lives of French citizens living in Arab countries. The co-chair of the Green Group in the European Parliament, Daniel Cohn-Bendit , one of the most explicit, labeled a "jerk and masochist" to heads of Charlie Hebdo : "I have always understood the provocation is to give those with the power. But, to my knowledge, there are the Salafists and the idiots who have the power in the Muslim world, "he said. The veteran Dany the Red May 68 said: "All fundamentalisms are bullshit.The Christian, Jewish and Muslim layman. (...) And that is not that there are no limits to the provocation. There are those such as when we speak of the Holocaust ". The Trotskyists of the NPA issued a note in which he accused the weekly of "reactionary stupidity involved in the clash of civilizations", as Education Minister, Vincent Peillon, said that "freedom of expression is an inviolable principle of Needless to preserve civilization and no exceptions. We need that in democratic societies there are people who exercise that freedom without worrying about the consequences. "

German magazine published satire of Muhammad

The German magazine Titanic announced that its edition published in October a satirical image of the Prophet Mohammed. spite of the attacks that have occurred against U.S. embassies and other countries in the Middle East and North Africa on behalf of video that ridicules the Islamic prophet, publication Titanic on its cover to put a figure which could be identified as Mohammed. A worker at the magazine, Martina Werner said that the next edition of the magazine will focus on the film  of Innocence Muslims , which has been used by thousands of demonstrators in the Arab world as a reason to hold protests against the United States.something similar made ​​the French magazine Charlie Hebdo, which published Wednesday in the pages of a character caricatures like Muhammad. As As a precaution against a possible violent response, the French Foreign Ministry announced a brief closure of diplomatic premises and schools of France in the Middle East. 

On Friday national holiday in Pakistan "day of expression of love for the prophet"

Pakistani government decided to make Friday an official "day of expression of love for the prophet" after discussing the "Innocence of Muslims" movie, which has triggered more violent protests across the Islamic world. The film, made by extremist Christians in the United States, has triggered more than a week of furious protests and attacks across the Muslim world, which have killed least 30 people. The government's sudden announcement came after religious parties -- who have dominated dozens of rallies against the movie across Pakistan -- called for a day of protest on Friday to denounce the film. Pakistan, along with Afghanistan and Bangladesh, blocked video-sharing website YouTube this week after it failed to remove the offending film. Embassies, consulates, cultural centres and international French schools in around 20 countries will be closed on Friday for fear of being targeted in demonstrations following weekly prayers.

Suicide attack in Afghanistan

A suicide attack near Kabul airport in Afghanistan on Tuesday,  killing at least ten people. According to report a suicide bomber blew up a mini-bus carrying foreign and local contract workers near Kabul airport in Afghanistan. 

ISLAMOPHOBIA: Interior Ministry imposed travel ban on U.S. preacher Terry Jones

The controversial U.S. preacher Terry Jones can not enter Germany. Pro Germany wanted to invite him. He supported the anti-Islam Muhammad movie. The Home Office has for fear riots in connection with the anti Islam Muhammad video travel ban against radical U.S. preacher Terry Jones. An entry by the Quran burning preacher become known to Germany would "contradict interest in the maintenance of public order" which, said a ministry spokesman. The ban had been issued on the basis of the Schengen Agreement and the German right of residence. Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle (FDP) to have asked the Interior Ministry to a visa ban for Jones. The Interior Ministry spokesman pointed to a notice of the right group Pro Germany out, Jones invited to Germany. The group has been criticized, because they the anti-Islam film The innocence of Muslims want to show in Berlin. The film from the United States has in recent days made ​​in many Muslim countries to violent riots.Terry Jones is one of the sponsors of the film. In 2010 he caused protests in several countries, as he dated the 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks September wanted to burn the Quran.

U.S. strengthens the security of its embassies in Muslim countries

The recent attacks on the U.S. embassies across the Muslim world have made the Obama administration to make a move, moving Marines (100 to 50 to Libya and Yemen) to protect their legations, and evacuating nonessential diplomatic personnel from Tunisia and Sudan. Al Qaeda has been encouraged to continue attacking U.S. interests and assured that the incident that ended in the death of Benghazi ambassador in Libya was motivated by the controversial film that ridicules Muhammad, but also for the murder of the number two in the organization by the U.S. in June. "Call it what you want," said the president of the Libyan National Council, "Al Qaeda or something else, what has happened is an act of violence by a group with a rematch on the agenda. They chose the time, appropriate technical and victims. This film was suspended six months ago on the Internet. No use and can not be put as an excuse. " From the first assault on the U.S. embassy in Cairo on Tuesday to Friday's incidents have been protests from Morocco to Indonesia. A total of 11 protesters have died. Even in Europe, Muslims have taken to the streets.

"Innocent Muslims" Muhammad provocateur Nakoula has criminal past

"The innocence of Muslims" is the anti-Islam film by Nakoula Basseley Nakoula that has led to violent protests in the Arab world.U.S. authorities have alleged the makers of the videos in their sights.The Coptic probably a criminal past. According to local media Nakoula Besseley Nakoula was early on Saturday picked up by police from his home in Cerritos, California.It should be checked whether he had violated laws.His interrogation Nakoula voted accordingly to itself.According to the TV channel CNN Nakoula voluntarily went with the officers to the police station and left it alone for several hours.The 55-year-old has to U.S. media reports, a criminal past.Accordingly, he was convicted of bank fraud in 2010 to a prison term of 21 months, but was released after a year.He was also banned for five years of access to the Internet.Moreover, it has been accused of welfare fraud and drug possession. Nakoula, as the author of thefilm "The innocence of Muslims" is true, claims to be a 55-year-old Coptic Christian.According to "New York Times" was the film that represents the Prophet Muhammad as a womanizer, violent offenders and pedophiles, shot in the summer of 2011 in the vicinity of Los Angeles.To have played the role that it Nakoula exactly is still unclear.Some U.S. media describe him as a filmmaker, other as the mastermind behind the strip, which can be seen in excerpts on the Internet platform YouTube.On Friday, he announced, not to regret the release of the video, in the face of attacks on Western institutions in the Arab world but to feel "guilty."In the Arab countries came on Saturday experienced a quiet.Egyptian security forces evacuated the central Cairo's Tahrir Square and the streets to the nearest U.S. embassy.In Egypt, meanwhile worldwide protests had begun on Tuesday with an assault on the U.S. mission.