Da'wa

There is no coincidence that Aziz was found guilty of crimes against Maliki's own Da'wa party and it would seem likely that the former deputy Prime Minister will accumulate several more death sentences for crimes against the Kurds, partners in Maliki's likely coalition, before he finally makes his way to the gallows.

James Denselow: Justice or Revenge - The Trial of Tariq Aziz James Denselow 2010

'Jihad is the Way' is the last of a five-volume work, 'The Laws of Da'wa,' by Mustafa Mashhur, who headed the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt from 1996-2002.

Morning Bits Jennifer Rubin 2011

There is no coincidence that Aziz was found guilty of crimes against Maliki's own Da'wa party and it would seem likely that the former deputy Prime Minister will accumulate several more death sentences for crimes against the Kurds, partners in Maliki's likely coalition, before he finally makes his way to the gallows.

James Denselow: Justice or Revenge - The Trial of Tariq Aziz James Denselow 2010

Through its vast network of humanitarian organizations, it's workers in the field of Da'wa and from its central offices in Tripoli, The Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriah, the WICS has succeeded in relieving the suffering of many millions in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Caribbean.

How does God reveal himself? A Christian Perspective 2009

The New York Times reported that Maliki is trying to form tribal councils that are directly funded from his office circumnavigating his Da'wa party's lack of a militia in the face of the well armed Shi'a Sadrists and Badr Brigade.

James Denselow: Obama's Iraqi Road Bump 2009

Then again, perhaps it won't: "Black Americans and Islamic Da'wa"

OPEN THREAD 2009

A massacre that you will not see on CNN, perpetrated by the US-backed “Iraqi security forces” or, more accurately, Badr/SIIC/Da'wa gangs in uniform and out of uniform … The soldiers are heard spitting out obscenities at the wounded detainees and even at dead bodies.

Iraq: Stop the massacre in Sadr City��� 2008

A parliamentary delegation from Prime Minister al-Maliki's own coalition (mainly now the Da'wa Party and the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq) defied him by going off to the holy seminary city of Qom in Iran and negotiating directly with Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr and with the leader of the Quds Brigades of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Brig.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Iran Brokers Call for Ceasefire; Bush reduced to Irrelevancy in Iraq 2008

Fourth, the SIIC, the strongest faction within the Maliki government (though Maliki himself is from another group, the Da'wa), appears to be responding to the pressure created by this new movement.

Michael Schwartz: Is the US About to Be Driven Out of Iraq? 2008

Yet the Da'wa party of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, is allied with Moqtada al-Sadr - recently demonstrated when the execution of Saddam Hussein was carried out by Sadrist Shiites chanting "Moqtada, Moqtada."

Dave Johnson and James Boyce: UPDATE - WITH WAFFLES AND RADIO: Surge Protection For Our Men And Women In Uniform 2008