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Monday, May 22, 2006

Mosques move to be more 'English' / This is Bradford, 12 May 2006

http://digbig.com/4hsaw
Steve Wright
"Reports into the July 7 terror attacks revealed that the four bombers, including Bradford-born Shehzad Tanweer, were motivated by a mixture of anger at perceived injustices by the West against Muslims and a desire for martyrdom. T&A reporters Steve Wright and Saima Mir report on what is being done in Bradford to help prevent young Muslims being influenced by extremist groups while Parliamentary Correspondent Anika Bourley hears a call for harmony from the district's MPs. Mosques and schools in Bradford are moving away from traditional teaching in a bid to ensure young Muslim men are not lured into extremist activities like the London bombers."

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