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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (6) Slideshow Video Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Religious tension marks Sept 11 anniversary | Video 2:50am EDT Thousands protest Koran burning plan in Afghan north 10 Sep 2010 Iran delays release of detained American 10 Sep 2010 Host company pulls plug on Florida pastor's website 09 Sep 2010 Multitasking 4th Gen iPod Touch Is Finger-Swipin Good 10 Sep 2010 Google's Android to be world No. 2 in 2010: report 10 Sep 2010 85 prisoners escape jail on Mexico-U.S. border 10 Sep 2010 85 prisoners escape jail on Mexico-U.S. border 10 Sep 2010 Obama says Republicans holding recovery hostage 10 Sep 2010 FDA cracks down on 5 makers of e-cigarettes 10 Sep 2010 Best of the week 10 Sep 2010 Being Britney 08 Sep 2010 Google's Android to be world No. 2 in 2010: report 10 Sep 2010 "Father" of 55 children arrested in suspected benefits scam 10 Sep 2010 GoDaddy.com puts itself up for sale: report 10 Sep 2010 Religious tension marks Sept 11 anniversary | Video 2:50am EDT U.S. Open: Daily highlights 09 Sep 2010 Thousands protest Koran burning plan in Afghan north 10 Sep 2010 Pub offers free advice to long-term jobless 10 Sep 2010 China cancels Japan talks, warns on sea dispute 12:58am EDT NYSE and AMEX quotes delayed by at least 20 minutes. NASDAQ delayed by at least 15 minutes. For a complete list of exchanges and delays, please click here. Religious tension marks Sept 11 anniversary Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Factbox Koran burning considered grave insult to God in Islam Fri, Sep 10 2010 Related News Anti-Islam pastor called controlling, "mad" Fri, Sep 10 2010 Florida pastor's daughter says "he needs help" Fri, Sep 10 2010 New York imam says no meeting planned with pastor Fri, Sep 10 2010 Obama makes call for religious tolerance Fri, Sep 10 2010 Analysis & Opinion Washington Extra – Drawing the battle lines Torching U.S. power Related Topics U.S. » World » Related Video Pastor backs off Koran burning Fri, Sep 10 2010 Mideast outrage over Koran burning Koran burning canceled 1 / 16 Retired U.S. Marine Charlie Paleveda stands with his American flag outside the Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida September 10, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Scott Audette By Eric Walsh WASHINGTON | Sat Sep 11, 2010 2:50am EDT WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Religious tensions are overshadowing the anniversary of the September 11 attacks on the United States where President Barack Obama urged a Christian preacher to abandon a plan to burn copies of the Koran. A day ahead of Saturday's ninth anniversary, a report warned that the United States faced a growing threat from home-grown insurgents and an "Americanization" of the al Qaeda leadership. On Friday, Obama appealed to Americans to respect the "inalienable" right of religious freedom and said he hoped the preacher would abandon his plan to burn the Muslim holy book, saying it could deeply hurt the United States abroad. News of the plan has outraged Muslims around the world and triggered violent protests in Afghanistan in which one protester was shot dead. "This is a way of endangering our troops, our sons and daughters ... you don't play games with that," Obama told a Washington news conference in which he included an appeal for religious tolerance. Pastor Terry Jones, of the obscure Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida, has backed off a threat to burn the Koran on the anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks in which nearly 3,000 people died. Jones arrived late on Friday in New York, where he was scheduled to appear on NBC's "Today" show on Saturday morning. He had said he would call off the Koran burning if he could meet with Muslim leaders seeking to build an Islamic center and mosque near the Manhattan site of the September 11 attacks with the aim of getting it relocated. While the bewhiskered fundamentalist preacher kept people guessing about his precise intentions, an evangelist acting as a spokesman, K.A. Paul, said he could "guarantee" Jones would not go ahead with the event. Referring to "the individual down in Florida," Obama noted the pastor's Koran-burning plan had already caused anti-American riots in Afghanistan, where U.S. troops are in a grueling war against Muslim Taliban militants. Thousands of people took to the streets across Afghanistan on Friday, some threatening to attack U.S. bases. One protester was shot dead and several were wounded outside a German-run NATO base in northeast Afghanistan. Demonstrations later spread to the capital, Kabul, and at least four other provinces. OPPOSITION TO Center Opponents of the New York center building plan say it is insensitive to the families of the victims of the 2001 events. The New York imam involved in the project, Feisal Abdul Rauf, said on Friday he had no meeting planned with the Florida pastor. Sharif el-Gamal, project developer for the center, denied it would be moved. Obama said at the news conference that he recognized "the extraordinary sensitivities" surrounding the September 11 attacks. But he said it should be possible to erect a mosque near the so-called Ground Zero site, or a building representing any other kind of religion. "This country stands for the proposition that all men and women are created equal, that they have certain inalienable rights. One of those inalienable rights is to practice their religion freely," Obama said. "We are not at war against Islam, we are at war against terrorist organizations that have distorted Islam and have falsely used the banner of Islam," he added. Former heads of the 9/11 Commission that studied the 2001 attacks presented a 43-page report they called a wake-up call about the radicalization of Muslims in the United States and the changing strategy of al Qaeda and its allies. "The threat that the U.S. is facing is different than it was nine years ago," said the report, released by the Washington-based Bipartisan Policy Center. "The U.S. is arguably now little different from Europe in terms of having a domestic terrorist problem involving immigrant and indigenous Muslims as well as converts to Islam." U.S. officials have warned that cases such as the threat to burn the Korean could lead to a recruiting bonanza for al Qaeda. (Additional reporting by Washington Newsroom, Daniel Trotta in New York; Sayed Salahuddin in Kabul; Paul Carrel in Cologne; Writing by Pascal Fletcher; Writing by Eric Walsh, editing by Jonathan Thatcher) U.S. World Comments See All Comments (6) | Post Comment Sep 10, 2010 11:53pm EDT Nobody cares! What we have several stupid Koran and mosque issues at once. Don’t pay any attention to the smoke and mirrors. Don’t believe that suddenly 10 year after 9/11 there is a sudden Muslim mania. And remember 9/11 was an inside job. Don’t forget it! 6 of the 10 9/11 commissioners agree. Bisky71 Report As Abusive Sep 10, 2010 11:58pm EDT Here is your proof that Obama is a closet Muslim. Do you think he would get this upset if someone was burning Bibles? Not a chance. He would call it a celebration of civil liberty … and the hypocritical news media would join in the celebration. jollypants Report As Abusive Sep 11, 2010 12:26am EDT Now if only he would be as concerned about the insult of a couple of slumlords building an Islamic center where the ashes of human beings incinerated in the name of Islam fell. Jollypants may well be on to something. Miriamac Report As Abusive Sep 11, 2010 12:50am EDT Jollypants- Your comment is ridiculous. First of all – Mr. Obama is not now (nor has he ever been) a Muslim. You say “Here is your proof that Obama is a closet Muslim” – and yet you offer NO PROOF. Your statements are vapid and have no value – they only breed hatred and divide people. Mr. Obama is doing what any honest and respectful president/statesman would do – and that is – maintain peace and harmony here in the U.S. and around the world. Burning ANY Holy Book (be it the Koran or the Bible) – is disrespectful to millions of people on this Earth (that we all share) – and no one should celebrate such a heinous act/event. If you must live a life that is consumed by hate – please keep it to yourself and spare the rest of us from having to view it. I will pray for you (because God knows you need it). v_hartwell Report As Abusive Sep 11, 2010 1:53am EDT “Burning ANY Holy Book (be it the Koran or the Bible) – is disrespectful to millions of people on this Earth” I don’t suppose you happened to notice the flag burning going on regularly in the middle east? Equally as disrespectful to non-Muslims who don’t give two hoots about the Koran to be quite frank. somethingtosay Report As Abusive Sep 11, 2010 2:33am EDT Printed stuff on paper may burn better than the same stuff on a I-Pod or in a E-book, or in a TV-monitor. As a matter of fact the Koran is already on fire all around the World in the news media via satellite. If any one wanna burn a couple of printed books now, it is far too late. Peoples brains must be burnt out from birth if they don’t understand how things work in our news media World. Let’s get the satellites on fire for heavens sake… (The above written by the undersigned but not read) NEWSTIME2010 Report As Abusive See All Comments (6) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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