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Is Obama's Democratic Win A Positive Step for American Politics?
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Sunset on the River Nile - Egypt
Tannura Parade
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Walking by the miles of temporary shelter...
Usman Khalid, Pakistan, Friday 25 July 2008
There is a powerful rhetoric around today that claims Islam – not just fundamentalist or Wahhabist or Safalist Islam, but Islam itself is a religion hostile to democracy...
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CAIR, USA, United States, Wednesday 16 July 2008
Now that Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama have become the presumptive presidential nominees for the Republicans and Democrats, they should address how all bigotry, including Islamophobia, hurts America...
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Michelle Boorstein, United States, Saturday 5 July 2008
For the first time in five Sundays of gatherings, the small group of Washington area Muslims and Jews around the fireside table seemed like it was about to move from polite chat on religious history to something unavoidably combustible...
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SONDOS KHOLOKI-KAHF, United States, Saturday 21 June 2008
Afaf, 25, has been searching for a husband for a solid two years to no avail. "All my friends were getting married by the age of 22, so, naturally, I wanted to be part of the 'wedding club,'" she recalls. "And, of course, there was this romantic notion that it would be the love story of love stories."...
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Michelle Boorstein, United States, Wednesday 11 June 2008
For more than a decade, interfaith efforts have been on the rise in the United States, fueled by the growth of newer religious minority groups and by post-Sept. 11 interest in Islam. But participants and experts say a new credo is changing the movement: Go deeper.
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Amjad Hussain, United States, Wednesday 4 June 2008
A CIVIL society depends on the generosity of its citizens for the support and strengthening of its basic fabric. Charitable giving adds to the beauty and durability of the warp and weft of this fabric...
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Omnia Wasfy, Egypt, Thursday 15 May 2008
Reason & Revelation: How can they collide creating conflicts and how can one end up leading to the other
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AlexIsao Herbach, United States, Wednesday 7 May 2008
Hundreds of participants make this year’s pilgrimage one of the most attended in its history. The Muslim-American contingent, which has been growing steadily within the last few years, was the largest in the pilgrimage’s history.
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Aaliyah Anon, South Africa, Friday 2 May 2008
Top entertainment news of today concerned a certain Haifa Wehbe, a very sultry, raunchy and controversial Lebanese singer from the Middle East. Certainly a lighter note to take our minds off the daily carnage and destruction we see around the world today!
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Ray Fisman, United States, Wednesday 30 April 2008
Does the Hajj open minds, or does it expose Muslims to radical views that unite them against the non-Islamic world? Researchers reported that those who went to Mecca came back with more moderate views on a range of issues, both religious and nonreligious, suggesting that the Hajj may be helpful in curbing the spread of extremism in the Islamic world.
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