Anjem Choudary

Tweeting Jihadism: How the online onslaught of Islamic State can be countered

Just blocking the jihadist, pro-Islamic State accounts on certain social platforms is not the solution. A well-thought-out, well-reasoned, coherent and effective counter-narrative against the extremist rhetoric is imperative.

Radical Islamist preacher Anjem Choudary behind bars: What India should learn from this

Radical Islamist preacher Anjem Choudary, known for his radical views, has been found guilty of supporting Islamic State, and hence has been sentenced to the imprisonment in Britain for 10 years. However, in India, a considerable number of sympathisers of the terrorist organisations do not face any legal action.

Anjem Choudary unmasked: A look at the face of radical Islam in the UK

One of United Kingdom's most notorious preacher, Anjem Choudary, 49, has been convicted of inviting membership and support for Islamic State. The London-based preacher was arrested in 2014 after years of hate speeches which always stayed "just within the law".

UK radical preacher Anjem Choudary faces upto 10 years for supporting Islamic State

One of Britain's best-known radical Muslim preachers, Anjem Choudary, has been convicted of encouraging support for the Islamic State group

UK-based radical preacher Anjem Choudary found guilty of supporting Islamic State

A UK-based Islamist preacher, known for his radical views, has been found guilty of supporting the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group and faces up to 10 years in jail, it emerged on Tuesday.

Dhaka attack: Two terrorists followed Islamic State recruiters and controversial Islamists

Two of the five young militants who slaughtered 20 innocent people at the Holey Artisan Bakery in the Bangladeshi capital used to follow three controversial Islamists – Anjem Choudary, Shami Witness and Zakir Naik.

Let the Mullah rant on Sharia: We need a uniform civil code

A UK-based Islamic hothead has announced plans for a march in Delhi to demand Sharia law be imposed in all of India. But curiously, his madness gives us reason to press ahead with a uniform civil code.