By uzzie on Opinion from www.deathandtaxesmag.com
From last year: Conservative site The Astute Bloggers, which claims to expose the “left-wing agenda,” helped rally their troops against Batman earlier this week, when they mentioned a new story line in which the Dark Knight heads to France and recruits a Muslim man named Nightrunner to join the French outpost of his new Batman, Inc. conglomerate. 
By HijabGirl on News from edition.cnn.com
France's controversial ban on wearing Islamic veils such as burqas took effect Monday.
By l0gikal on Muslim Lifestyle from www.bbc.co.uk
Muslims in Paris who find themselves too busy to pray have been given a new option, thanks to a Tunisian businessman.
By Saladin on News from www.bbc.co.uk
France's Senate has overwhelmingly approved a bill that would ban wearing the Islamic full veil in public.
By MuslimVoices on Business and Finance from muslimvoices.org
French fast food chain Quick will expand its halal-only restaurants after customers doubled in a six-month trial period. 
By Saladin on News from www.ynetnews.com
Jewish businessman Robert Harush who grew up in Ashkelon, Israel spends fortune on renovation of large Muslim house of worship in Montereau, France in effort to promote co-existence.
By azeem on Politics from www.islamophobia-watch.com
Muslim women thrown out of French swimming pool for wearing 'burkinis' . 
By l0gikal on News from www.thefirstpost.co.uk
Flamboyant Rachid Nekkaz pledges €1m to pay fines of French Muslim women caught wearing the full veil
By l0gikal on Politics from www.irishtimes.com
A French businessman is offering to help Muslim women pay any fines that they may receive for wearing the full veil in public if a law banning them is passed.
By elan on Sports and Recreation from www.elanthemag.com
Nicolas Anelka, one of the top Muslim soccer players in the world, was recently kicked off the French team after a disagreement with coach Raymond Domenech. The situation started when Anelka, after a poor initial performance, was benched for the second half of Thursday’s Mexico-France matchup. He did not react well to this benching, supposedly embarking upon a profanity-laced tirade against his coach. It’s unclear just how audible Anelka’s tirade was - initial reports suggested that Anelka was shouting at Domenech, while subsequent reports have suggested that Anelka was speaking quietly and under his breath.
