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Ayodhya Verdict Challenged In Supreme Court
Ayodhya verdict challenged
Lion of the Desert–Omar Mukhtar (Movie)
full movie, Lion of the Desert
Mahmood Shandiz Appointed VP of International Admissions, OKCU
Oklahoma City University has appointed Mahmood Shandiz as the university’s associate vice president for international admissions. Shandiz formerly served as senior associate dean and professor of management in the Meinders School of Business. Shandiz teaches primarily in the areas of statistics and quantitative management. He has taught extensively overseas and served as senior consultant in [...]
Afghanistan, A War Gone Wrong
…It is entirely invisible in the cold night sky, yet there is no doubt what it is. My first visit to the Taliban since 2007 has only just begun and I am already regretting it. What if the drone is the Hellfire-missile-carrying kind?
The Prophet Muhammad’s (s) Last Sermon
TMO Editor’s note: This is printed because Prophet (s) delivered this sermon during Hajj and our Hajj 1431 just ended. It is beautiful and good for us to remember as Muslims.
Out of Sticks, US Offers Sudan a Carrot to Let South Secede
The US offered this week to remove Sudan from the list of state sponsors of terror as early as the middle of next year if Sudan agrees to let South Sudan secede in a referendum in January. By Alan Boswell Juba, South Sudan–Fearing a new surge of violence in Sudan, Sen. John Kerry (D) of [...]
Dr Husain Nagamia Cardio Vascular Surgeon Nominated for Prestigious “Fredrick Reddy Award”
By Leon R Crews The Fredrick Reddy AWARD 2010: Dr Husain Nagamia has been unanimously nominated by Hillsborough County Medical Association Board (HCMA) to receive the prestigious Dr Fredrick Reddy Award for the year 2010. This award was established in 2006 by the HCMA and is given on a yearly basis to a physician who [...]
Welcoming Eid…with a Bang
One of the traditional hallmarks of the Eid al Fitr & al Adha festivities in the Middle East is young children and adolescents lighting off firecrackers and bottle rockets much to the chagrin of anyone within earshot.
Malcolm X’s Thoughts on His Return from Hajj
Never have I witnessed such sincere hospitality and overwhelming spirit of true brotherhood as is practiced by people of all colors and races here in this Ancient Holy Land, the home of Abraham, Muhammad and all the other Prophets of the Holy Scriptures. For the past week, I have been utterly speechless and spellbound by the graciousness I see displayed all around me by people of all colors.
Seeing the Kaaba was ‘Incredible,’ Says South African Who Came on Bicycle
MINA: One of two young South African cyclists who rode all the way from Cape Town to Makkah has spoken of his happiness at finally being able to perform Haj.
Body Scanners Violate Privacy
Planning to fly this holiday season? You’ve probably already braced yourself for long lines, delays and extra fees just to check your luggage.
Three Men Accused of Sharia-Law Ponzi Scheme
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Three men defrauded 300 Muslim investors and three banks out of $44 million in a real estate Ponzi scheme that promised profits, not interest, to adhere with sharia law, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Islamic Banking Hits the Web
A jaunt to now-Muslim-majority Bethlehem, in the Palestinian Authority, reveals a thriving city: renovated, bustling, affluent. When I remark on the profusion of late-model European SUVs, my Palestinian host shrugs: “Like in the West — they live beyond their means.”
The Battle for Kashmir-Part I
Today this stringer is composing a study upon the same geopolitical calamity from the viewpoint of the Pacific shores of the Metropole (i.e. the peripheral center of a world empire – America).
Houstonian Corner (V12-I47)
HHRD helps Haiti / Houston red light cameras turned off
Creations to Shed Inhibitions
“If you feel that you have a talent for sport, or a passion for it, or you’re good at it, or you’re contemplating taking up a sport but feel you have limitations, I want you to feel free to take part in sport,” she said.
First Women’s Cricket Team for Afghanistan
KABUL — Afghanistan is to get its first national women’s cricket team, the sport’s governing body in the country said on Thursday, announcing plans for it to compete in an international tournament next year.
Website launched for July 4 One Million Muslim March on Washington DC
One Million Muslims
Hearing Over Tennessee Mosque Puts Islam on Trial
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP)–Islam is suddenly on trial in a booming Nashville suburb, where opponents of a new mosque have spent six days in court trying to link it to what they claim is a conspiracy to take over America by imposing restrictive religious rule.
