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Is military intervention needed in Zimbabwe?
| Yes | 44 % |
| No | 56 % |
Petra, when you connect with the surroundings
Sunset on the River Nile - Egypt
Tannura Parade
Tannura Dancer
Walking by the miles of temporary shelter...
CAIR, USA, United States, Sunday 24 February 2008
The shared visions of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. can serve as a guide for religious activism today, a Christian minister told dozens of Muslims gathered at a Santa Clara mosque Saturday.
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Hassan Mirza, Canada, Sunday 17 February 2008
An analysis of the Darfur crisis and a grim exposition of how climate change may foster Civil War unless checked.
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Umer Ansari, United States, Saturday 2 February 2008
In Ann Arbor Michigan (USA) a crowd of 50 and more gathered to stand with the people of Gaza against Israel's Economic boycott
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Denis Okenye, Kenya, Sunday 27 January 2008
While the world’s focus is on Gaza, I feel it is important to mention the massacres in Kenya – and wish to use this platform for this purpose. Kofi Annan, the Former UN chief, has stated that he had seen tragic, heart-wrenching scenes, and gross and systematic abuse of human rights – this is an issue that the entire world must become aware of.
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Russian Anon, Russian Federation, Wednesday 23 January 2008
Though one may regard Putin’s decision to re-inaugurate the former Soviet military parade as merely symbolic, it is certainly far from pure symbolism, and is the latest in former super-powers determined efforts to again be seen as a major player in the international sphere.
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Shadaab Rahemtulla , Canada, Saturday 22 December 2007
As a community in the West, it has become all too common for Muslims to set their goals based on other communities’ expectations, rather than their own. We have been quick to compare ourselves in rather condescending terms with other much more established groups, such as the Jewish community.
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Hajira Talbot, South Africa, Saturday 8 December 2007
Is it possible for the US to build bridges with the Muslim world? Will the elections even make a difference?
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Shadaab Rahemtulla , Canada, Thursday 6 December 2007
It has become all too common to hear of Muslims in a gathering – be it at school, someone’s house, the mosque, or the workplace - criticizing another Muslim organization, event, or individual. It has become all too typical to hear of Muslims calling Muslims as a whole cowardly, greedy, and lazy.
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Qurat-ul-ain Jelani, Pakistan, Friday 30 November 2007
The blame game that has started against the Pakistani military is unjust considering the fact that it's busy saving the very frontiers of this country
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FJ Editorial, United Kingdom, Wednesday 28 November 2007
What is the biggest issue we are facing? Our corrupt leaders across Asia and Middle East? The damming poverty we are witnessing across our nations? The inequality of women, and social injustice? People mis-representing Muslims across the world? Well, according to the Sudanese authorities - our biggest issue is a teddy bear...
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