Al-Talib asks Muslim Americans at UCLA for their opinion on the recent crisis in Syria.
Continue Reading →
-
Hossain Albgal: If not already evident, that last post was not me..just a reflection of my forgetfulness.....
-
Mahsa: Beautifully crafted work :) Did enjoy reading it and did learn...Thanks for sharing the wi...
-
buy essay uk: High school students have got a lot of work to do and it is natural that they are lack of ...
-
The Mosaic Mastery: It is truly a nice and helpful piece of information. I am satisfied that you simply share...
-
Hossain Albgal: Thanks everyone, I did it all for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
- "50 Rules" for Muslim Brothers and Sisters Part 124 comments
- Incarcerated Converts: Left Forgotten18 comments
- A Recipe for Balance: Academics and Extracurriculars18 comments
- (Da'wah Series) Part I: What is Da'wah?17 comments
- Political Cartoon: Struggle for Egypt17 comments
9/11
al-aqsa mosque
CAIR
Community
conversations
convert
dawah
democracy
education
egypt
fasting
Hadith
higher education
Hosni Mubarak
humanity
iftar
Irvine 11
Islam
Islamophobia
Israel
Jerusalem
jew
Jews
Libya
Michael ORen
Middle east
MSA
Muslim Americans
muslims
Muslim students at UCLA
new york
Palestine
personal reflection
protest
quran
Ramadan
revolution
settlements
the wall
travels
UCI
UCLA
views
villages
West Bank
Al-Talib Newsmagazine on Facebook
Post Tagged with: "protest"
16Apr
2011
2011
Irvine 11 Plead Not Guilty
Members of the Irvine 11 plead not guilty to two misdemeanor charges at their arraignment on Friday.
Continue Reading →
16Apr
2011
2011
Rival Syrian Supporters Clash in Front of the Federal Building
Supporters for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and anti-government supporters clashed today in front of the Federal Building in Los Angeles. According to witnesses most of the engagements were verbal in nature where both parties were getting in each other’s faces and yelling phrases meant to demean and demoralize the other party. However these clashes were escalating quickly and the Los Angeles Police Department and the Highway Patrol were called in to separate the two parties. The supports of President Assad [...]
Continue Reading →
28Mar
2011
2011
Pictures from Los Angeles Protest in Support of Movements in Libya and Bahrain
More than one hundred people gathered today in front of the Federal Building in Los Angeles to show solidarity with movements in the Middle East and North Africa, in particular Libya and Bahrain. Speakers at the protest also emphasized the fact that the movement in Bahrain is a matter of an oppressed people seeking freedom and reform, not a sectarian issue, as is claimed by Bahraini as well as other Arab governments.
Continue Reading →
6Mar
2011
2011
Limited Horizons: What the Movements We Support Reveal About Us as a Community
200 demonstrators gather outside of the Los Angeles Federal Building, dozens of flags floating in the air, each piece of cloth boldly declaring support for movements in Iran and Libya. As protests go, the one held on February 20th was small compared to one’s held in previous weeks for Egypt and Tunisia, yet it’s sometimes the smallest of events, the moments people tend to overlook, that can impact a community in ground-breaking ways. That is, if its people have enough [...]
Continue Reading →
6Feb
2011
2011
Interview with Alia Ghoneum, an Egyptian-American at UCLA
Al-Talib interviews Alia Ghoneum, an Egyptian-American senior at UCLA studying Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology. She shares her thoughts on the current situation in Egypt. A-T: Describe the social, political situation that led to the protests. why are people out there? Ghoneum: Egyptians are in the streets because they feel that their basic rights as humans have been violated. That they have been living under oppression, under a tyranny led by Mubarak. This revolution came from the youth, it was led by [...]
Continue Reading →
10Feb
2010
2010
A Request for help from the Brothers and Sisters at UC Irvine
-In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful- Assalamu alaykum (peace be upon you), You may have heard of the recent event at UC Irvine with Michael Oren, the ambassador of Israel to the US. While he was invited by a student organization to speak on US-Israeli relations, the UCI Law School and the Political Science Department cosponsored the speech by Oren, a public figure who represents a state that continues to commit more human rights violations than any [...]
Continue Reading →
