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9 ways Muslims can fight violence in their homes and communities

Fighting domestic violence cannot be tackled in isolation. It requires an approach that involves our families and communities in a systematic, hands-on manner. Here are ways Muslim families and communities can start.

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Finding help in the community on domestic violence

Sound Vision Staff Writer

It tends to be a hush-hush topic, but let's face it: the Muslim community is not immune to domestic violence. In fact, domestic violence transcends all demographics and can be found in your own backyard.

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Hate does not stop at one target

Abdul Malik Mujahid

Hate never limits itself to one stop. It keeps looking for the new targets. Just as KKK targets were not limited to African-Americans as it attacked Catholics, Jews and other immigrants, the current phase of hate, ethnic bigotry and religious intolerance is looking for new targets.

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8 things churches can do to fight religious intolerance and bigotry

Sound Vision Staff Writer

After the 9/11 attacks, at the request of churches, Sound Vision issued a guide on how they could help their Muslim neighbors during that difficult time. Since then, we have not felt the need to do that again - until now.

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Understanding the declining public opinion of Islam

Abdul Malik Mujahid

Islamophobia like other forms of racism and religious or ethnic intolerance, is not the problem of its victims It is a societal problem. Unless we as a nation speak out against it, educate others about it, and fight, it will continue to perpetuate.

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Responding to floods in Pakistan: Rising to the challenge

Sara Mujahid

Pakistan was hit with devastating floods in 2010. These are some ways Muslim students did help, along with ideas of more they can do in future humanitarian crises to assist those affected.

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Controversial literature: Teach it or toss it

Naushad Ulhaq

Concerned parents might ask, “If I wouldn’t allow my son to see a movie with sex or violence, then why would I allow him to read a book with the same themes?” The logic seems sound at first blush, but it overlooks one important difference: these books are being presented in the classroom setting, not simply as frivolous entertainment.

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Recent Articles

9 ways Muslims can fight violence in their homes and communities

Finding help in the community on domestic violence

Hate does not stop at one target

8 things churches can do to fight religious intolerance and bigotry

Understanding the declining public opinion of Islam

Responding to floods in Pakistan: Rising to the challenge

Controversial literature: Teach it or toss it

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