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			Haleh Afshar I always claim to be a third generation feminist. My grandmother fought against the veil, not... [more]


			Marc Falkoff We hear even more serious accusations, such as Qurans being thrown to the floor, stepped on... [more]


			Dr. M. Nejatullah Siddiqi Much has to change in Muslim homes, madarsas and schools, mosques, khanqahs, political parties... [more]

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	Blame or Ban Social Media by Fahad Faruqui




	Social media platforms host a wide range intellectually of users, some looking for inetellectual stimulation, and some others looking to seek companionship. One has to be no less careful with online friends than with next door neighbors, perhaps more so given its billions of active users. You’ll find stalkers on the internet as you would in real life. There are many with fake names, fake pictures and stories that may sound unbelievably true. You can waste your time uploading doppleganger pictures onto your profile and fill your status... [more]

Times read: 346	TalkBacks: 2	Mar 10, 2010


How Did Zia Die? by Ahmad Bilal

		A few days back I was flipping through Pakistani news channels and saw someone revealing some fresh rumors surrounding the mysterious death of General Zia-ul-Haq, followed by...[more]

Times read: 2100	TalkBacks: 10	Sep 15, 2009


When a Drifter Meets Another by Saeed Urrehman

		"Drifters of the world, don't stop for too long at any place," I want to say to the man who has come too close to the pot of boiling chai. His emaciated face has long...[more]

Times read: 9982	TalkBacks: 12	Dec 23, 2009


Islam, Social Lives and Online by Puneeta Kala

		The problems faced by the Muslims in the US in the post 9/11 scenario changed the attitudes and thinking of young Muslims profoundly. They suddenly had to face the fact that...[more]

Times read: 648	TalkBacks: 6	Feb 19, 2010

I once had someone who I loved so much. I would do anything just to keep her satisfied. But her heart was never with me. She would flirt with other men, and that made me feel less of a person. Yet I never told her how I felt about it. Instead, I immaturely picked fights (which made me look bad). And within a month, we'd make up and re-approach one another and start back...

Times read: 1008		Advice: 25	Mar 3, 2010	Give Advice!

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The brevity of the article does not take away some important points raised. The author contends that... [more]

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American Muslims Must Face Up To The Consequences Of Major Nadal Malik Hasan's Actions by Yasser Hamdani

An Arab American Army Psychiatrist, Major Nadal Malik Hasan, opened fire after allegedly shouting Allah hu Akbar. The immediate consequence: 13 brave Americans who had signed to serve their country are dead on their own base. It is true that...[more]

Times read: 3850

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Minarets of the Prophet's Mosque - Medina, S. Arabia by Shabbir Siraj

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Touching the blue sky above are these towering minarets belonging to Masjid Al Nabawi, the Prophet's (PBUH) Mosque.

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My Kids and Lal Masjid Kids

So we thought we need to be part of the victory dance where the mullahs are getting shown their place by the forces and we thought we should take my daughter along so the cops can see us as non-enemy combatants, sort of use her as child sheild. We got to G6 close to the infamous Lal Masjid up until the cordoned walls of the mosque where a bunch of over aged adolescents are holding women and children hostage to further their dreams of undoing the state in Pakistan and establishing a khilafat. I talked to the troops nearby who...[more]

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