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Diversity & Unity: Travels to Makkah (Special)

Diversity & Unity: Travels to Makkah (Special)

Series of reflections of Pilgrims who had the opportunity to perform Hajj. They talked about their experiences, while rejoicing the dual symbolism of Muslims' diversity and Unity...
Last Updated on Thursday, 18 October 2012 17:53

Muslim Woman's Hajj Diary (Series)

Muslim Woman's Hajj Diary (Series)
Has my time really come? Islam dictates that Muslims must go for Hajj once in their lifetime if they are physically and financially able to do so. Of course, I knew that! But it was in the back of my
Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 October 2012 15:05

The Strongest Among You…

The Strongest Among You…
He was a man who controlled his anger and had emphasized that the strongest man is not the one who can wrestle others to the ground but the one who can control himself during the time of anger...
Last Updated on Sunday, 16 September 2012 11:50

9/11 Tragedy … How You Remember It in 2012

9/11 Tragedy … How You Remember It in 2012
There is enough animosity and hate on the planet and there isn’t the need to ad gas into the flame. History has taught us that every community – be it religious or otherwise – has hardcore fanat
Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 September 2012 13:03

Mars, Obama, and Aliens

Mars, Obama, and Aliens
I remember once when my friend saw me excited for my upcoming vacation and the places I was trying to visit across the ocean, he said something I will never forget. People travel miles away looking fo
Last Updated on Thursday, 06 September 2012 10:18

Teen’s View: Goodbye Ramadan, Our Dear Guest

Teen’s View: Goodbye Ramadan, Our Dear Guest
Every night, once I get out of bed, the smell of the suhour meal hits me and I breathe it in deeply, with a satisfied smile on my face. It’s quite fascinating how traditions like the drummer who wal
Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 August 2012 11:29

Slandering Muslim Women Olympic Athletes

Slandering Muslim Women Olympic Athletes
However this global euphoria and awe of visibly Muslim women in (and out of) headscarves competing has been tainted by a Saudi Arabian Tweeter, allegedly named Sultan al-Hilali, who spread a hash tag
Last Updated on Wednesday, 08 August 2012 12:02

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