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Fazal Khan, Health Law Expert
Dr. Fazal Khan joined the University of Georgia School of Law in the fall of 2006 as an assistant professor specializing in health law. Khan teaches Health Law & Policy, Bioethics, Public Health Law and International Products Liability.
A German Convert Talks About Islam—Advice to Other Muslims
Very nice video
Karzai to Pay Taliban to Lay Down Their Arms
KABUL — Afghan President Hamid Karzai unveiled an ambitious Western-funded plan Friday to offer money and jobs to tempt Taliban fighters to lay down their arms in an effort to quell a crippling insurgency.
The Muslim Population in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (Reuters) — Tucked away on a corner of the Haitian capital’s dusty, congested Delmas Road, a modest white building bears a curious sign, painstakingly stenciled in green Western and Arabic script.
“Mosquee Al-Fatiha,” it reads. “Communaute Musulmane d’Haiti.”
Muslim Medical Groups in Haiti
The Islamic Medical Association of North America (IMANA) said today that it has helped convert the “Bojeux Parc” amusement park in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to a health care facility.
Clinton Ends US Visa Ban on Tariq Ramadan
The United States has lifted a ban on Swiss Muslim scholar Tariq Ramadan entering the country.
Harun Yahya – Unawareness—A Sly Threat
Continuation of Unawareness–A Sly Threat, by Harun Yahya
Martin Luther Kings’ Mountain Top
I was on the plains of Mt. Arafat when I decided to climb the mountain. When I reached the top, the only thing going through my mind was Dr. Martin Luther King and him telling us that he had been to the mountain top.
America’s Credibility Takes Another Blow
It’s ironic. At precisely the moment that Secretary of State Clinton was rightly striking out at the Chinese for their infringement of the rights of their own citizens to open Internet access, democracy was dying in America.
A Chinese Muslim in the U.S.: Religion and Nationality
A Chinese Muslim finds her way in an American university.
Michigan Muslims Help Haiti
Doctors from around the world have travelled to the island of Hispanola, on which stands the beleaguered and battered nation of Haiti.
Interfaith Singing Event in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor–January 24–Three very different singing groups performed together at a Divine Language of Music Chanting special at the Interfaith Center for Spiritual Growth at 704 Airport Rd. in Ann Arbor Sunday night.
Community News (V12-I5)
IMANA in Haiti / Flint Islamic Center seeks expansion / Kais Menoufy honored in Sacramento / Eboo Patel to speak at Stanford /
Houstonian Corner (V12-I5)
Houston metro / TCF Beacon of Hope in Pakistan
Korean President’s India Visit
NEW DELHI: Taking India’s ties with Republic of Korea (ROK) to a new height, the Chief Guest at India’s Republic Day celebrations (January 26) was ROK President Lee Myung-bak.
Islam in Haiti
Haiti is a benighted country that your author knows well having made working journeys there, and serving on a Committee in my home State of California to support that nation in her struggles (the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere) for over a decade now.
Israel is Immune From Criticism
The state of Israel has descended – plummeted – to one of the lowest levels of conscious barbarity that is currently evident in this horrible world.
Case Against Aafia Siddiqui Begins to Unravel
The case against Pakistani citizen Aafia Siddiqui, who is charged with attempted murder of FBI agents and US military personnel, is beginning to unravel as witnesses have offered conflicting accounts in testimony delivered at her trial.
Assassination of Martin Luther King
MLK’s assassination
