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Geller’s anti-Muslim message was greeted with jeers in Brooklyn last month.

Tommy Robinson, head of the far-right English Defence League, claims to have had an epiphany.

When we read of Enlightenment efforts to rehabilitate the image of Islam alongside the fact that outgoing Rep. Michele Bachmann raised more than $1 million in 25 days from a Muslim-themed witch hunt, it’s easy to ask how such openness could curdle into such paranoia. But that would be too simple.

In a book geared toward the general reader, scholar Anne Norton confronts Islamophobia in the West and argues against the persistent notion that Islam and the West are locked in a cosmic battle.

Blocks Muslim women from event she claims is intended to protect Muslim women.

Joe Nocera’s casual use of the Tea Party’s “jihad.”

Islamphobic activist rages against the “über-left, Islamic media machine.”

The tradition of prayer events for Muslim staffers on the Hill dates back to Newt Gingrich’s days as Speaker.

In “getting religion,” how should they talk about the sacred and profane?

A “Christian nation” can’t see a Muslim building.