Opinion
A Saudi Preacher: Torture, Rape and Murder: A Tale of Twisted Justice
Man in Saudi Arabia released after murdering his daughter
Post-Springtime Egypt and U.S. Policy
With the new crisis in Egypt emerging, (former), Egyptian Ambassador to the United States, Nabil Fahmy, visit to the Berkeley campus to talk “informally” and to field questions late last month on the situation in his homeland was most fortuitous at this instance
The “Other Peace Process”
The other peace process
The IAEA Versus Iran
I. Olli Heinonen By Geoffrey Cook, TMO Berkeley–Olli Heinonen isa Finn, who is currently a Senior Fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts in the Boston metropolitan area. Previous to that, he was the Deputy Director-General for Safeguards at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a [...]
Why Don’t More Families Recycle?
By Karin Friedemann, TMO “But waste not by excess: for Allah loveth not the wasters.” (Quran 6:141) One question that has puzzled me since I took shahada 20 years ago, is why I don’t see the Muslims recycling their garbage. Surely, there are exceptions, but I continue to be completely baffled by the general level [...]
Does Anyone Give a Damn About Syria?
It’s hard to believe that every day the news reports have Syrians dying like flies and no one seems to give much of a damn.
Sixth Graders Need a New Textbook on Ancient World History
Our exposure to information at a young age sets the tone for all future understanding.
My Pakistan Trip
The invitation to attend the seminar on South Asian Minorities in Islamabad, Pakistan and other meetings in Karachi, promised to be an exciting affair, as apart from other things it might have been an opportunity to see the ‘enemy country’ in person.
Don’t Relax Your Islam–Keep Our Eyes on the Prize
With the all-out war being waged on Muslims, Islam, the Prophet (s), the Qur’an, and…ALLAH, we have the strong need to strengthen the perception of our religion in the general society.
Is a Muslim Caliphate Possible Today?
opinion of Faizur Rahman on the caliphate
Jesus (as) and Muhammad (s) are Brothers
Ibrahim Hooper speaks about love of Jesus (as)
Understanding Mental Illness
Newtown and mental illness
Time for a Miracle
It’s a time of hope and thinking about the miraculous.
When a Religious Home is Defiled, We Stand Together in Love
There is a reason we refer to our churches, temples, mosques, chapels as sacred space.
Palestine’s New Status: Prospects and Challenges
Dajani worked for the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO’s) Negotiations’ Support Unit from 1999 to 2001, before moving on to become a political adviser to the U.N.’s Special Coordinator Terje Roed-Larsen, until 2003.
Fighting Key to Marital Happiness?
many people still choose their life partner based on superficial desires of the ego such as beauty or wealth. Since both beauty and wealth are temporary, such marriages often cannot withstand the test of time.
Review on the Show Satyamev Jayate
Author Kulsum Nakadar is a Freshman student of Journalism at Smt. M.M.K College, affiliated to Mumbai University in Mumbai India.
Impressions of Gaza
Noam Chomsky visited the Gaza Strip on October 25-30, 2012.
We Stand Together for Peace in Face of War
By: Lara Khadr, Shahar Ben-Josef, Sarah Jaward, Jeff Lockwood, Abbeygail Epelman, Jacob Smith, John McDowell, Rachel Kaminsky, Brian Merlos, Rashid Beydoun, Hamzah Latif, MollyManly, Ariana Segal As young Americans – Arab and Israeli, Christian, Jewish and Muslim – who are concerned and committed to transforming the all-encompassing Arab-Jewish conflict, our feelings of helplessness associated with [...]
