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Their plans for the Abbey Mills site in Canning Road include the construction of a massive 9,500 capacity mega-mosque in an Islamic enclave of homes, shops
and business units - in effect a Sharia controlled zone. And they say they will submit their masterplan to Newham
Council any time now.

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Successful appeal by fundamentalist sect “ominous, unjust and divisive” says opposition campaign

Come and have a look at three options offered to residents at Have-Your-Say event organised by opposition campaign group

A children’s entertainer - and a bouncy castle - will greet Newham residents this weekend at a local consultation about the controversial mega-mosque proposed for West Ham, close to the site of the 2012 Olympic stadium.

“Gender and Islam in Southeast Asia”, Symposium organized by Prof. Dr. Susanne
Schröter, Southeast Asian Studies, University of Passau, 29.09.-01.10.2005

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This article firsta appeared in USA Today on 17 July 2008.

MosquesIncreasinglyNotWelcomeInEurope-USAToday17Jul08.pdf

This article first appeared in the Evening Standard on 12 February 2008.

MosqueCriticBrandsHimselfTheChristianChoiceForMayor-EveningStandard12Feb08.pdf

UK Muslim leader tells Australian radio, “There’s no need for such a mega-mosque in London”

“Tablighi Jamaat has been linked with terrorist activities in Pakistan” says Dr Irfan al-Alawi

In a recent hard-hitting interview on Australian national radio, Dr Irfan al-Alawi, London-based International Director of the Centre for Islamic Pluralism, denounced efforts by Tablighi Jamaat to promote their mega-mosque at West Ham.

This article first appeared in Yahoo!Xtra News on 13 November 2007.

LondonMosqueRowHighlightsMuslimsStruggleForStatus-Yahoo13Nov07.pdf

This article first appeared in the Economist on 30 August 2007.

ConstructingConflict-Economist30Aug07.pdf