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Islamic Parties Rise
Political Islam will have to deal with clashing interests
Bangladesh Violations
Bangladesh, a country of 156 million people nudged between India and Burma, is known for its floods and poverty and to those who call this place home, a political tug-of-war.
The CIA and Iran
David Ignatius has thrown light on how the CIA under its new director, David Petraeus, helped craft the screenplay for this week’s White House spy feature: the Iranian-American-used-car-salesman-Mexican-drug-cartel plot
Occupy W Street Growing
Thoughts on the spreading Occupy Wall Street movement–this report from Boston
Yalla Change Event
The aftermath of 9/11 has been a trial for Arabs and for Muslims, but Arabs and Muslims have responded by stepping vigorously into the public arena and a reflection of that trend is this weekend’s “Yalla Change” leadership conference in Dearborn.
Netanyahu Killed the Peace
Pres. Bill Clinton says that Netanyahu now rejects the deal that all others, including Israel’s past leaders, wanted.
From Gaza to Oakland
artshow demonstrating plight of Palestinians is blocked
Commemorating 9/11
Detroit Area Muslims Observe Anniversary By Adil James, TMO Farmington–September 11th–The 9/11 terror attacks and the subsequent scrutiny on the Muslim community has lasted until this date 10 years after the event. Muslims have attempted to rebuild ties and bridges of mutual trust and understanding on this 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy through a [...]
10 Years After 9/11
Despite Mistreatment, Muslims Still Loyal to USA
‘Eid in America!
In this issue is a series of reports from around the USA, where TMO reporters describe their own ‘Eid experiences.
Syrian Oppression: Taxonomy of a Revolution
“I traveled to Syria in July to observe first-hand what is taking place inside the country.”
TMO Foundation Awards
The need for Muslim journalists was the focus of a banquet held by the TMO Foundation at the MET hotel in Troy on Sunday.
Back to 1967 Borders?
President Barack Obama’s proposal to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by starting with the 1967 borders will likely be adopted by the international group trying to find a peace agreement.
Terrorism in Norway: Connections to US Extremists Geller & Spencer
By Bill Warner Norway’s Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store (R) addresses inside the World Islamic Mission Mosque as Crown Prince Haakon (L) looks on in Oslo, July 26, 2011. REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton Anders Behring Breivik was was/is deeply involved with the “Counter-Jihad” blogosphere of Pamela Geller and her Atlas Shrugs website and Robert Spencer’s Jihad Watch [...]
Pakistan ‘Punished’ in Pipelineistan
Before the end of 2011, Pakistan will start working on its stretch of the IP (Iran-Pakistan) gas pipeline – according to Asim Hussain, Pakistan’s federal minister for petroleum and natural resources.
ISNA Convention Chicago
Visitors throng to Annual ISNA convention
“Game Over” for Gaddafi?
(Reuters) – Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi could fall within two to three months, the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor said on Tuesday,
Clinton Backs Saudi Drivers
Secretary of State Clinton praised “brave” Saudi women Tuesday for driving despite ban
Turkey’s Erdogan Focuses on Consensus After Big Win
ANKARA (Reuters) – Turkey’s Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan will start a third term of one-party rule strengthened by Sunday’s decisive election victory but also burdened by the need for consensus to push ahead with plans for a new constitution.
