The word "Islamic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to describe an aspect or characteristic of something related to the Islamic faith. For example: "The Islamic temple was a beautiful sight to behold."
Buckley-Irvine also outlined previous disciplinary concerns about the club, including that members had "blacked up" and dressed as Guantánamo Bay prisoners before imitating Islamic prayers while Muslim students left Friday worship.
There's some talk it might be an Islamic centre, but we don't need any more of those.
Al-Qaida's goal of creating an Islamic caliphate spanning the Muslim world is limited to a pocket of lawless boltholes controlled by separate factions.
As Iran enters a critical period in its history, with elections in June, sanctions biting and the increasing threat of an Israeli attack, the Guardian has formed a partnership with the award-winning Tehran Bureau to open a window on life in the Islamic republic.
Iranian media affiliated to the Islamic regime have been accused of using library images from different times and locations in Britain and other parts of the world to portray the UK riots as "the uprising of the oppressed against the British monarchy".
A tiny minority of Muslim scholars have recently suggested a prior Muslim presence in the Americas, although no pre-Columbian ruin of an Islamic structure has ever been found.
In June 2014 Abdullah joined the anti-Islamic State international coalition to ward off increasing suspicion of Saudi sponsorship of radical jihadi groups in Syria.
Muslim and anti-fascist groups questioned the prime minister's judgment and sensitivity to the issues, saying he had handed a propaganda coup to the hard-right English Defence League as 3,000 of its supporters marched through Luton chanting anti-Islamic slogans.
As Islamic State, a rival to al-Qaida within the broad movement of Sunni Muslim extremism, continues to build its influence and recognition in the south Asian region, experts say it is likely that al-Qaida will make increasing efforts to prove its contemporary credentials through spectacular attacks.
"I have long considered Waleed Aly, the former spokesman of the Islamic Council of Victoria, to be our most prominent apologist for Muslim extremism," the host of Ten's The Bolt Report wrote on his blog in September.
The crackdown, in turn, fuelled the growth of an insurgency by the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU).
