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Teen Challenges in a Social Media World

Close your eyes and imagine you are back in high school. You are sitting in English class, with your cheek resting on one hand as you write seemingly meaningless words into your notebook.

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Islam’s Lasting Influence in Spain

Laura El Alam

In the mid-1990s, I spent my junior year of college studying abroad in southern Spain. At the time, I was not a Muslim. In fact, I knew almost nothing about Islam.

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The Top 5 Lessons I Want My Latino Muslim Children to Know

Wendy Díaz

Most of my readers probably know my conversion story by now, even though every time I tell it I remember some finer details that I previously forgot to mention. For those that have never heard it, the abridged version looks something like this:

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Notable Contemporary Latino Muslims You Should Know

Wendy Díaz

When we think of Islamic cultural legacies, we often reflect on Islam’s Golden Age during the 8th to 13th centuries, Islamic Spain, the Mali Empire, and later the accomplishments of the great Ottoman sultans.

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Teaching our Children about Hispanic Heritage

Melissa Barreto

Hispanic Heritage Month began in the United States as a way to celebrate the many different cultures of Hispanic and Latino peoples while also recognizing their struggles, contributions, and achievements. It is observed every year from September 15th to October 15th.

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Strengthening Our Brotherhood & Sisterhood In Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

Americans define themselves as a melting pot of people from all parts of the world and different ethnicities who came together to form a new country. The U.S. government has designated specific times of the year to acknowledge the various heritages within America.

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Book Review: The Water Princess

Laura El Alam

Many of us take clean, accessible water completely for granted. When we are thirsty, we simply turn on the tap. If our clothes are dirty, we fill the washing machine without a moment’s thought.

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