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A Statement Clarifying the Real Situation at IslamOnline.net

The website has enjoyed editorial independence from its birth, by extricating its editorial content from its funding and sponsorship.

Ousted Islamonline’s employees launch new website.

The launching of a new website project titled "Alam Al-Umma" or "Islamic Nation Information," was revealed after the website Islamonline's employees were unjustly relieved from their positions on the website

Morsy: MB refuses to be dragged into Islamonline crisis

Dr. Mohamed Morsy, the Muslim Brotherhood's media spokesman and member of the Executive Bureau rejected attempts to link the crisis of Islam Online website to the group.

Qatar Ministry removes Qaradawi, hope from Islam Online workers

Islam Online founder and ardent supporter of his employees, was out and a temporary board established by the Gulf country’s ministry of social affairs had been set up.

E-Campaign for Supporting IslamOnline

For the second week, IslamOnline employees’ open strike continues against the policies of the new administration in Qatar which includes its efforts to shut down the broadcasting of the site

Why we’re on strike at IslamOnline

Why we're on strike at IslamOnlineNew management in Qatar has hijacked our pluralist site in an attempt to make us follow a hardline agenda.

Islam Online dilemma getting ugly as board takes over website

The new administration at Islam Online has already attempted to force out hundreds of employees this week, with the journalists, editors and workers staging a sit-in at their offices in

Deena Khalil: IslamOnline was more than a job

I’ve only been working here for 4 months, but I’ve grown so attached to this place. I’m trying to fathom what it means to work somewhere for 5, 7, and

Islam Online in crisis as administration threatens to fire journalists

Some 250 employees of the Arabic-English news website Islam Online stood in protest this afternoon in Cairo, demanding their voices be heard by the new administration.

Forum Summary: Erdogan, Clinton, Kerry, and Ibrahim Address the 2010 U.S.-Islamic World Forum

With a video message from U.S. President Barack Obama and an address from U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the Saban Center at Brookings and the Government of Qatar hosted