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Sheikh Ahmad Deedat Speaking with Ginna Lewis (interview)
Ahmad Deedat on intermarriage with different religions
The Acid Test:
President Obama’s critical meeting with Binyamin Netanyahu next week has become the acid test for the Administration’s commitment to peace in the Middle East, King Abdullah of Jordan said yesterday.
Will Germany Take Guantanamo Detainees?
Berlin is being asked to take in nine Guantanamo inmates. So far the development is perceived as a first test of trans-Atlantic relations under President Barack Obama. In Germany, there are legitimate questions about the Uighur Chinese it is being asked to take in –but the Interior Ministry also appears to be buying time in an election year.
Arif Alikhan–Assistant Secretary for Policy Development
Muslim official selected as Assistant Secretary for Policy Development at the US Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS)
Tashkent’s Hidden Relic
In an obscure corner of the Uzbek capital, Tashkent, lies one of Islam’s most sacred relics – the world’s oldest Qur`an.
Balochistan Is the Ultimate Prize
Strategically, Balochistan is mouth-watering: east of Iran, south of Afghanistan, and boasting three Arabian sea ports, including Gwadar, practically at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz.
Pakistan’s Ethnic Fault Line
The Pakistani army is composed mostly of Punjabis. The Taliban is entirely Pashtun. For centuries, Pashtuns living in the mountainous borderlands of Pakistan and Afghanistan have fought to keep out invading Punjabi plainsmen.
Roxana Saberi’s Release Bodes Well for U.S.-Iran Relations
The Obama administration, by engaging in diplomacy and sober statements of concern regarding Saberi, not only aided the process of her release, but likely set the stage for further improved relations between the United States and Iran.
Not Fit For Human Consumption
For Reshmi, and hundreds of thousands of poor expatriate laborers living in the Gulf region, eating food that is spoiled or not fit for human consumption is a part of daily life.
Characteristics of the Hypocrites
more analysis of hypocrites
Ghost of Haditha Haunts New Shooting Spree in Iraq
Russell’s killing rampage is getting a different kind of treatment from our government and the media, but long-time observers of America’s military know both types of killings come from the same place in the human psyche…
Your Financial Plan
[W]e all want to retire early with enough money to maintain our desired standard of living. In the meantime, we may still need to accumulate college tuition for our children, pay off a mortgage or finally buy the sleek new car that has, so far, proven unaffordable. Whatever our goals…
Deadlines for MDCR Youth Advisory Council Essays Extended
The deadline for essays for the Michigan Civil Rights Youth Advisory Council has been extended to Friday, May 29.
Commissioner Nabih H. Ayad of Canton Elected Treasurer of Civil Rts Commission
Canton’s Nabih Ayad elected treasurer of Michigan Civil Rights Commission.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib Fundraiser
Michigan’s only Muslim legislator, Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-12th), is beginning to make preparations to defend her seat.
Community News (V11-I21)
Quratulain Ali wins journalism scholarship at Carbondale University / Muslim Republicans feel humiliated / Muslim scientist fired after going to hajj / Siraj Virani to be honored by National Restaurant Association /
Houstonian Corner (V11-I21)
Detroit, MI: The Executive Director of Helping Hand (USA) For Relief & Development Farrukh Raza has urged all Americans to come forwards and open their hearts for the people of northwestern parts of Pakistan, who have been caught in the military action and need urgent medical, food, water and other aid.
Nuclear Suspense Begins Now!
NEW DELHI: Suspense begins with announcement of results for the 15th Lok Sabha after counting of votes on May 16.
Stopping Pakistan Drone Strikes Suddenly Plausible
Until this week, it seemed like the conventional wisdom in Washington was that stopping US drone strikes in Pakistan was outside the bounds of respectable discussion.
