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Who is Ainee Fatima? First Hijab-Clad Girl in Seventeen Magazine!
FBI Kills Ibragim Todashev During Questioning on Friendship with Tamerlan Tsarnaev
Real Bronx Tours in Hot Water for Offering 'Ghetto' Tours, Making Fun of Bronx Citizens
ISPU Bay Area Muslim Study: 4 Things to Know About Silicon Valley Muslims
Mourners Gather To Remember Malcolm X's Grandson
Will The IRS Tea Party Scandal Get Obama Impeached?
Who is Future US Federal Judge Sri Srinivasan and Why Do We Care?
Muslim Tea Party Movement Challenges Islamophobia on Home Turf
Extrajudicial Drone Attacks Exclusively Target Muslims
Drones, otherwise known as Unmanned Arial Vehicles (UAVs) have caused no shortage of controversy.
Kabbadi - A World Sport You May Have Never Heard of Until Now
Kabbadi is a world sport involving rough and tough 'Raiders'
Raid On Halal Slaughtering Company Raises Concerns Over Religious Freedom
A federal investigation by the USDA of the oldest halal meat slaughtering and product company in the United States raises grave concerns for Muslims about the infringement of first amendment rights.
The Aftermath of Frankenstorm
Hurricane Sandy, the largest Atlantic hurricane on record, affected the Caribbean, Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States.
Social Media and the Minority Vote
Recent trends suggest that technology is not an add-on to campaigns. Rather, it is a carefully integrated strategy.
Lower Manhattan After Hurricane Sandy
A walk from Chinatown to the Financial district. After 5 days of no power or water, the residents of Chinatown are struggling.
Harmandir Sahib, Sikhism's Holiest Temple
Harmandir Sahib, Punjab's Golden Temple (so named because it is literally plated in gold) may be Sikhism's holiest house of worship, but it, like any other gurdwara, is open to men and women of any faith. In fact, a Muslim was invited to lay the first foundation stone.
Ramadan Celebrations Around the World
Check out photos from Capture the Spirit of Ramadan, an international photography contest that shows how Muslims around the world are bringing in Ramadan.
Palestinian Refugee Creates Art From Metal Wire
Anas Al Barbarawi, a resident of the Talbieh Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan, creates art from metal wire.
The Color Wheel Project At Jerash Refugee Camp
The children at the Jerash Refugee Camp School are in the midst of a four week summer camp run by the Middle East Fitness Initiative (MEFI), a program held annually, currently in its second year.
Jerash 'Ex-Gaza' Refugee Camp
Referred to as Gaza Camp, Jerash is to home to Palestinian refugees who fled the Gaza Strip after the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
Rap Sheet: H. Rap Brown, Civil Rights Revolutionary - Cop Killer Or FBI Target?
For over 30 years, he was hunted and harassed by federal authorities and local police for his revolutionary critique of the establishment. The last decade saw him in solitary confinement, serving a life sentence for a crime many believe he never committed. Is Imam Jamil Al-Amin (H. Rap Brown) a cop killer or he is the victim of a federal vendetta?
Coming to Your Television: The Muslim Cosby Show
Will the future of primetime television include the next Cosby Show – this time, Muslim-themed? A current project in development could bring the idea to life.
SFPD Secret Agreement With FBI Puts Muslims in Spotlight
The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) and the FBI are keeping secrets.
A Brooklyn Community on the Edge
Ten years after 9/11, the Muslim community in Brooklyn has been forced into the public view again in the wake of recent revelations that the NYPD were conducting secret surveillance programs against them.
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