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Friday 24 May

An Algerian soldier on the Algeria-Morocco border as Algerian flags sway in the wind near Tlemcen, at a border post in the Marsat Ben M'Hidi region on July 14, 2011. Algerian troops killed seven armed Islamists early Tuesday in a raid in the Boumerdes region east of the capital during which they also seized arms and ammunition, the defence ministry said.

Bulletin: Algeria army kills six armed Islamists: report

Bulletin: Algeria army kills six armed Islamists: report

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Tunisian Salafists shout slogans outside the El-Fath mosque in Tunis on September 17, 2012. A preacher from the hardline Salafist movement that has achieved growing prominence in Tunisia since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings told Tunisians on Monday that the exchange of New Year's greetings was un-Islamic.

Bulletin: Tunisians urged to spurn New Year greetings

Bulletin: Tunisians urged to spurn New Year greetings

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Malian military junta supporters surround a car loaded with soldiers at Bamako airport on March 29, 2012. Radical Islamists controlling the north in Mali have sent death threats to several senior Muslim chiefs in the country,

Bulletin: Mali Islamists send death threats to Muslim chiefs

Bulletin: Mali Islamists send death threats to Muslim chiefs

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A man drinks a beer in Palace bar at Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis's inner-city on April 1, 2010. The Islamist-led ruling coalition in Tunisia raised alcohol duty on Wednesday in a bid to bolster state coffers despite criticism from rival Islamists that it was wrong to profit from an activity prohibited by the faith.

Bulletin: Islamist-led Tunisia to raise alcohol duty

Bulletin: Islamist-led Tunisia to raise alcohol duty

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Breasts by the Moroccan artist Mohamed Mourabiti

Article: A journey from mosques to breasts via satellite dish

Article: A journey from mosques to breasts via satellite dish

Some might call the Moroccan artist Mohamed Mourabiti a breast man. But the half-cupped...

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Malian truck driver Souleymane Traore shows his amputated limb in Bamako on December 8, 2012. Hardline Islamists blindfolded him and chopped off his right hand, robbing him of his independence and his livelihood. He suffered the brutal punishment as a result of the harsh interpretation of Islamic law imposed by extremists who have been in control of the north of Mali since June.

Bulletin: Mali's sharia amputee victims face bleak future

Bulletin: Mali's sharia amputee victims face bleak future

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Mourners carry the coffin of Abdessalam Yassine, founder of Morocco's radical Justice and Charity Islamist movement and outspoken opponent of the monarchy, who died on December 13 aged 84, as they arrive at the historic Sunna mosque in central Rabat for his funeral on December 14, 2012. Tens of thousands of devotees gathered at the mosque in central Rabat for the funeral.

Bulletin: Huge crowds at funeral of Morocco Islamist leader

Bulletin: Huge crowds at funeral of Morocco Islamist leader

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A picture taken on December 15, 1995 shows Abdessalam Yassine, founder of Morocco's most radical Islamist movement Adl wal Ihsan (Justice and Charity), giving a speech to supporters in a mosque in Sale near Rabat. He died on Thursday aged 84.

Bulletin: Founder of radical Morocco Islamist party dies

Bulletin: Founder of radical Morocco Islamist party dies

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Egyptian Copt Albert Saber, 27, stands inside the holding cage during the opening session of his trial in Cairo on September 26, 2012, on charges of blasphemy, insulting religions and inciting sectarianism through online postings. A Cairo court on Wednesday sentenced Saber to three years in prison for posting online parts of a US-made anti-Islam film blamed for deadly unrest in the Muslim world.

Bulletin: Egypt Christian sentenced over anti-Islam film

Bulletin: Egypt Christian sentenced over anti-Islam film

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Part of Sudan's vast woodland savanna is pictured in 2011. A chemistry professor allegedly led a group of Sudanese Islamic extremists who ran a training camp which security forces raided on the weekend, a state governor said on Monday.

Bulletin: Chemistry prof 'led' Sudan militant camp: official

Bulletin: Chemistry prof 'led' Sudan militant camp: official

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