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Celebrities Continue to Be Unworthy Role Models

ColumnsBy Hana KhanDecember 14, 20103 Comments

It seems that while her parents are in the middle of a divorce, Miley Cyrus is feeling a little homesick, and instead of singing her favorite song…she decided to smoke out of a bong. I don’t have to think too far back to recall the Hannah Montana messenger bags and various other accessories middle school…

Muslims in the Americas Before Columbus?

ColumnsBy Koutaiba ChihabiNovember 26, 20101 Comment

Thanksgiving is seen as a very controversial holiday  in light of the later massacre of the Native Americans, with whom the pilgrims had originally shared this feast with. Nonetheless, as Muslim Americans we can look back at our own history and be content with the peaceful pre-Columbian relationship we shared with the Native Americans. Muslims…

My Experiences and Reflections of Palestine Part 5

Columns, LifestyleBy Musa TalibSeptember 20, 20101 Comment

Reposted with permission. Part 5 of a 5 part series. We often forget that the faces on the other side of the television screen have thoughts and feelings just like our own. We forget to think about the common threads of humanity between all living beings. I’m obviously no expert on the subject, having only…

My Experiences and Reflections of Palestine Part 4

Columns, LifestyleBy Musa TalibSeptember 16, 2010Leave a comment

Reposted with permission. Part 4 of a 5 part series. We often forget that the faces on the other side of the television screen have thoughts and feelings just like our own. We forget to think about the common threads of humanity between all living beings. I’m obviously no expert on the subject, having only…

Imam Rauf: What is Right with Islam

Columns, Current EventsBy altalibSeptember 12, 20101 Comment

Imam Rauf, the founder of the Cordoba Initiative and Park51 center speaks on compassion and what unites all of humanity.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/09/12/rauf.islam.compassion/index.html?hpt=C2

My Experiences and Reflections of Palestine Part 3

Columns, LifestyleBy Musa TalibSeptember 11, 2010Leave a comment

Reposted with permission. Part 3 of a 5 part series. We often forget that the faces on the other side of the television screen have thoughts and feelings just like our own. We forget to think about the common threads of humanity between all living beings. I’m obviously no expert on the subject, having only…

My Experiences and Reflections of Palestine Part 2

Columns, LifestyleBy Musa TalibSeptember 7, 20102 Comments

Reposted with permission. Part 2 of a 5 part series. We often forget that the faces on the other side of the television screen have thoughts and feelings just like our own. We forget to think about the common threads of humanity between all living beings. I’m obviously no expert on the subject, having only…

My Experiences and Reflections of Palestine Part 1

Columns, LifestyleBy Musa TalibSeptember 6, 20101 Comment

Reposted with permission. Part 1 of a 5 part series. We often forget that the faces on the other side of the television screen have thoughts and feelings just like our own. We forget to think about the common threads of humanity between all living beings. I’m obviously no expert on the subject, having only…

Say As’salaam Wa’laykum to that New Brother or Sister at the Masjid

Columns, LifestyleBy Yannina CasillasSeptember 6, 20101 Comment

As a revert many things are new, intimidating, and often frustrating. From learning to say “As’ Salaamu Alaykum” properly to memorizing the number of rakaat for each individual prayer, it can be exhausting! But there is one thing that most reverts look forward to and that’s the opportunity to set foot in a real mosque.…

Children Not Wanted in Mosques?

Columns, Lifestyle, SpiritualityBy Sumaya BezratiAugust 24, 201014 Comments

by Sumaya Bezrati Today I read someone’s status message that was criticizing children’s misbehavior in the mosque (albeit jokingly) but it still struck a nerve with me. This would be the 4th status message about this very topic that I have read this Ramadan. When did the Ummah become this intolerant of children in the…

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