Reviews
Review: Muslims and the Making of America
In an era when Islamophobia is rampant and has become a widespread and profitable industry, a publication which details important truths about a little discussed aspect of Islam should be celebrated.
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.
Review on Documentary ‘India Untouched’
The injustice of caste system, and the means of addressing it, has been an active topic of modern Indian discourse, particularly in the last 80 years.
Book Review: The Art of Hajj
Throughout the ages Muslims have expressed their interest and devotion in Hajj through various artistic means.
What does Islam Say About the Fate of Non-Muslims?
… it has become increasingly common to hear about Muslims who condemn all non-Muslims – or “infidels” – to hell, but this has never been a foundation of Islamic thought …
‘Heaven’: A Hilarious (Yes, Really) History Of Shariah
English barrister Sadakat Kadri’s Heaven on Earth: A Journey through Shari’a Law from the Deserts of Ancient Arabia to the Streets of the Modern Muslim World is an evolutionary look at Islamic jurisprudence that is subtle, generous and — rather improbably — dryly hilarious.
Valentino’s Ghost, a Rare Kind of Documentary; Michael Singh, a Rare Kind of Producer
The documentary seeks to illuminate the viewer about the machinations of Hollywood that have so brilliantly succeeded in demonizing Arabs and Muslims in the eyes of most Americans.
Book Review: The Dark Defile
from a Muslim point of view what is most striking about the book is reading between the lines, and comparing the book to present history.
The Afghanistan Report the Pentagon Doesn’t Want You to Read
That assessment is essentially that the war has been a disaster and the military’s top brass has not leveled with the American public about just how badly it’s been going.
Undesirables: White Canada and the Komagata Maru
In Undesirables: White Canada and the Komagata Maru film maker Ali Kazimi documents the tragic saga of expulsion of Indian immigrants who had wanted to make Canada their home in 1914.
Linksys WRT54G Firmware: OpenWRT, DDWRT, Tomato
Use Tomato, or maybe DD-WRT. My advice: STAY AWAY from Open-WRT
Koran by Heart: A Documentary
By Siddiq Ather, TMO Isn’t it amazing when you see s small child reciting the Koran (Qur’an)? Isn’t it even more amazing when young children memorize the entire Koran? What if there was a competition with the best young reciters from around the world? What if someone made a film out of it? Done. Koran [...]
Naheed Ali’s Book on Diabetes Receives Rave Reviews
In this day and age, readers of all ages everywhere are looking at their quality of life, dietary habits, and physical issues linked to unrelenting diseases such as diabetes.
‘MOOZ-lum’ Arrives in Theaters
Ann Arbor teen’s struggles depicted
CAIR-LA Invites You to a Private Screening of ‘Mooz-lum’
(ANAHEIM, CA, 2/4/11) — The CAIR-Greater Los Angeles Area office invites you to a private screening of the award-winning film “Mooz-lum,” a real life story of an American Muslim youth.
Review: Deserts and Mountains
Review of Alimoglu’s novel Deserts and Mountains
Review of TV2Moro Box
Review of IPTV competitor of Talfazat
Book Review: ‘Arab Americans in Toledo’
“Unfair and gratuitous stereotypical images of Arab Americans are so prevalent in Western media and popular culture,” he said. “While I was familiar with the negative stereotype attached to Arabs and Muslims, I had faith that the American people were fair-minded enough to recognize the stereotype for what it is.”
The Arabs and the Holocaust
The author thought that if he could prove that Arabs had saved Jewish lives during World War II, they might be induced to face the Holocaust squarely and understand its power in the final thrust to establish the Jewish state in Palestine.
