Mr Qaradawi's opinion tallies with that of more radical Muslims.

ECONOMIST: The Muslim world and America

Don't non-radical Muslims have a message of their own?

FORBES: Pen and Sword

Authorities in Tunisia say an Islamist militant has been killed in clashes between radical Salafi Muslims and police in the capital Tunis.

BBC: One dead in Tunisia clash between Salafists and police

That not all Muslims desire sharia law is unfathomable to radical secularists.

ECONOMIST: Feeling deflated

While African Islamism has been much in the news of late with the genocidal events in Darfur, much less attention has been paid to the dramatic spread of radical Islamism in sub-Saharan Africa which is home to 250 million Muslims.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: An African Vortex: Islamism in Sub-Saharan Africa

The body that represents Muslims in Belgium has rejected claims they haven't spoken out forcefully enough against radical elements.

BBC: From Belgian school to Syrian battleground

Many Christian leaders will undoubtedly ask themselves the same thing we, Muslims, did: Why should we have to denounce these people who are so radical that we don't even think of them as sharing our faith?

CNN: Where are the good Christians?

"Muslims in the U.S. are more resistant, but not immune to the radical message, " they wrote.

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