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TMO Podcast to Begin Soon!
TMO Podcast–an introduction.
Sania Mirza Turns Down Qureshi Partnership
Indian ladies’ tennis star Sania Mirza has reportedly turned down an offer to partner with Pakistan men’s player Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi in mixed doubles
Naim Mustafa Popular in State of Georgia
Only a few days after saying he “really wasn’t a Georgia fan,” one of the state of Georgia’s top college football prospects at linebacker now has the University of Georgia as one of his finalists, along with Georgia Tech University.
UAE & Senegal: Upstart Olympic Entries
The UAE’s soccer team has been drawn to play Great Britain in this summer’s Olympic Games in London.
Bismillah “I am a Muslim!”
When we eat we say Bismillah!
When we’re done we say Alhamdulillah!
The Next Republican Party
Once upon a time there was a political tribe called “liberal Republicans,” led by chieftains named Nelson Rockefeller, Jacob Javits, Mac Mathias and others…. They are extinct now.
Art Exhibit Explores the History, Beauty, and Richness of Islam
REVELATIONS is a revolution in contemporary Islamic Art.
U.S. Firms May Miss Out as Saudi Nuke Plan Advances
Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia expects to finalize its atomic energy plans this year but the U.S. nuclear industry may miss out on multi-billion dollar contracts to turn it into a reality unless Washington and Riyadh sign a non-proliferation deal soon.
‘America is One Big Pothole’
Texas transportation
Community News (V14-I18)
Sohail Quadri elected to Alberta legislative assembly / Aiesha Irvin-Muhammad wins MWAA meet / Basheer Abdullah US Olympic boxing coach / Liaquat Khan wins school council seats / Philadelphia Muslims offer reward to catch imitation Muslim criminals
The Dividends of the Asia Crisis
Dividends, the most reliable part of investing in equities, started with an Asian connection.
Twain Shall Meet, in Turkey
Kipling was wrong; the East and West can and do meet. They do here in Turkey!
Afghan Lies Mirror Vietnam Deception
The official line is that by two years from now, when U.S. and NATO forces leave Afghanistan, the regime they installed will be able to stay in power without foreign support. The British diplomat clearly didn’t believe that, and neither do most other foreign observers.
India, Pakistan Try Trade Route to Fix Ties
Decades of conflict have decimated trade between the two neighbours. Now, with peace efforts between the rivals stalled, officials are hoping that trade could lead the way to easing tension.
India, Pakistan Try Trade Route to Fix Ties
Decades of conflict have decimated trade between the two neighbours. Now, with peace efforts between the rivals stalled, officials are hoping that trade could lead the way to easing tension.
Increased Sun Intensity Requires Vigilance
Like prayer, the most important thing about any healthcare regime is that it needs to be applied regularly.
Dispatches From Cairo: Sand and Political Excitement Fill the Air as Election Nears
The latest public survey statistics, taken this month before the eliminations, showed 28 percent of Egyptians supporting the disqualified Salafist Abu-Ismail and 39 percent backing the last major candidate standing, Amr Moussa.
Leftovers
[W]hat if you did not have a choice other than to feed your family tainted leftovers?
In Egypt Presidential Race: Battle Joined on Islam’s Role
Mr. Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt’s dominant Islamist group, declared last week that his party platform amounted to a distillation of Islam itself.
