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Training Summit for Muslim Peace Activists
In spite of the inclement weather and the climate of fear and hatred against Muslims more than 150 community and youth leaders attended the day long peace leaders training retreat.
[Read more...]Muslim Student’s Association Conference
The West Coast branch of the Muslim Student’s Association (MSAWest) held its 13th annual conference on the grounds of UCLA in Los Angeles this past weekend.
[Read more...]Northwestern U’s First Muslim Chaplain
It is in this event where Tahera Ahmad officially introduced herself to the students at Northwestern as their first Muslim Chaplain.
[Read more...]Tonight We Are All Tunisians
And that the Tunisian President Zine El-Abedine Ben Ali fled from his country like a rat up a drainpipe after 23 brutal years spoke volumes about the character of the man himself.
[Read more...]Religious Divorce Dispute Leads to Secular Protest
By Mark Oppenheimer This should have been a good New Year’s for Aharon Friedman, a 34-year-old tax counsel for the Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee. He spent time with his 3-year-old daughter, and could have been thinking about the influence he will have starting Wednesday, when his boss, Representative Dave Camp of [...]
[Read more...]The Billion-Dollar Grant
It almost seems as if “pennies from heaven” are falling from the skies of Kuwait and straight into the pockets of many a delighted Kuwaiti.
[Read more...]A Tale of Two Moralities
But the truth is that we are a deeply divided nation and are likely to remain one for a long time. By all means, let’s listen to each other more carefully; but what we’ll discover, I fear, is how far apart we are.
[Read more...]Arizona and Islam
Geoffrey Cook’s opinion and analysis
[Read more...]Dr Zakir Naik: ‘Islamic Media’ Mogul Faces New Foes
You may lionise him as an ardent `defender of the faith’ or detest him as a pugnacious demagogue, but Zakir Naik is one person you just cannot be indifferent to.
[Read more...]Iran Signs Accord to Build Gas Pipeline to Syria
Iran signed an initial agreement to build a natural-gas pipeline to export the fuel to Syria through Iraq, the Syrian Arab National Agency reported.
[Read more...]Oman Ranked Third on Arab Level in Economic Freedom Index for 2011
Oman – The Sultanate was ranked third on the Arab level in Economic Freedom Index for 2011 recently published by U.S based Heritage Foundation and published at its website in English.
[Read more...]Community News (V13-I4)
Philadelphia–Daisy Khan speaks on MLK at interfaith / Morgantown WV, Madina Ali gets Big East honor award / Nashville TN aid agencies understand need for halal food / Halal retailing in North America
[Read more...]Houstonian Corner (V13-I4)
A rally to stop the January 24th, 2011 deportation of famous Imam Zoubir Bouchikhi was held last Friday in front of the U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building located at 126 Northpoint Drive, Houston, Texas 77060.
[Read more...]Muslima Foursome Falter at Grand Slam Down Under
Performance of four Muslim women athletes at the Australian open
[Read more...]A Turk in the Heart of Texas
By Parvez Fatteh, Founder of http://sportingummah.com, sports@muslimobserver.com Dogus Balbay was not a name commonly heard in Texas. But for the past couple of years, it has become a household name around Austin. The 22 year old native of Istanbul has become a vital part of the University of Texas men’s basketball team. And this season [...]
[Read more...]Muhammad Wilkerson Declares for NFL Draft
Temple University defensive tackle Muhammad Wilkerson has declared his intention to forgo his senior season of college football and make himself available for this April’s National Football Draft.
[Read more...]BJP’s New Political Strategy
NEW DELHI: The Ayodhya-issue has apparently ceased to have much political relevance for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). At its two-day national executive meeting in Guwahati (Assam), the BJP adopted a political resolution making corruption as its main theme to target the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA).
[Read more...]The Brutal Truth About Tunisia
Bloodshed, tears, but no democracy. Bloody turmoil won’t necessarily presage the dawn of democracy
[Read more...]U.S. Ambassador in Damascus After 5 Year Freeze
DAMASCUS (Reuters) – U.S. ambassador Robert Ford arrived in the Syrian capital on Sunday to take up his post, ending a more than five-year break in top American diplomatic representation in Syria.
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