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Pollen
Pollen is a fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce.
The World’s Muslims: Unity and Diversity
Analysis of Pew Report
Column: Obama Can Close Guantanamo
closing Guantanamo
Asma Hanif, Founder of Muslim Women’s Shelter, Finds Herself in Need of Care
Another phone call had come from a desperate Muslim woman living in a distant state, searching for the lady draped in lavender known simply as Sister Asma…
Mali’s Tuareg Rebels Reject Elections, Disarming
Mali’s Tuareg separatist rebels dismissed French calls to disarm ahead of July elections on Wednesday saying they would fight to the death if Malian troops entered areas under its control
Suspect Indicted in Kidnapping and Rape of Imam’s Granddaughter
Imam Asim’s granddaughter, Naila was kidnapped from school and found and returned several hours later. Imam Asim Abdur-Rashid is Amir of the Majlis As-Shura of Greater Philadelphia and Delaware Valley
Zack Chibane Gets His NFL Shot
Syracuse University offensive lineman Zack Chibane watched the entire National Football Draft this past week without hearing his name called. But his shot at the NFL just may happen
Aboushi Drafted by Hometown Jets
Staten Island native Oday Aboushi will be coming home to the Big Apple.
Kemal Ishmael a Surprise Draftee
University of Central Florida senior safety Kemal Ishmael capped off a stellar college football career by being drafted by the National Football League’s Atlanta Falcons.
Community News (V15-I19)
Community news V15-I19
Celebrities Who Accepted Islam
Worldwide–Over the years, we’ve heard more and more celebrities openly converting to Islam, and making a statement while doing so.
Egypt Clerics Pick Holes In Islamic Bonds Law
A law that will allow Egypt’s Islamist-led state to issue Islamic bonds contravenes the sharia in numerous ways, according to a panel of senior Muslim clerics whose objections are likely to hold up ratification of the legislation.
World Bank Sees Progress In Some Of The Most Fragile Countries
Twenty of the world’s most troubled countries have made progress in efforts that range from reducing poverty to improving the education of girls and cutting down on the deaths of women in childbirth, the World Bank said on Wednesday
Letter to the Editor: The Best Newspaper
A reader who loves The Muslim Observer.
Correction
Last week, TMO reported that the Boston Marathon bombing suspects’ home had been razed, based on radio news. Recent reports state that the home on Norfolk St. in Cambridge has not been razed, but the basement had been cleared of bomb making materials.
A Salute to America
non-Muslim Americans who work to benefit Muslims and others altruistically.
The Boston Bombing Web of Lies
Questions about official Boston story
Pew Study: Many Muslims Believe In Mixing Mosque And State
Most Muslims around the globe tend to be deeply committed to their faith and believe that it should shape not only their personal lives, but the societies they live in, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center.
Guantanamo Unrest Linked to Navy-Army Guard Switch
There are currently 166 people imprisoned in Guantanamo, the majority of whom are known to be innocent…
