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March 16, 03. Rachel nonviolently blocks Israeli bulldozers from destroying Palestinian homes along the Rafah/Egyptian border

Salam to Rachel: From the land of the brave

Rachel Corrie, a twenty-three year old American, was crushed to death while defending a Palestinian home. She was wearing a bright red jacket and was waving her arms and hands standing on a pile of debris as a bulldozer (made by Caterpillar of Peoria, Illinois) drove over her and then backed up again.

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Women in Masjid survey results (August 2004)

About 345 persons responded to our web based survey which was originally issued on 8.18.2004. 74% of the respondents were women and 12% were men. Here are the result of our survey.

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James Meredith at University of Mississippi, accompanied by U.S. marshals.

How the civil rights movement affected US immigration

Sound Vision Staff Writer

Today, America's Muslims are enjoying the fruits of the civil rights struggle and its impact on the country's immigration laws. Were it not for the sacrifices of African-Americans and their supporters, it is highly unlikely that discrimination based on color and ethnicity would have changed in America.

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Umm Ayman, Barakah, may Allah be pleased with her

Barakah or Umm Ayman was the name of the woman whom the noble Prophet esteemed so highly. She was the first person to hold him in her arms when he was born and the only person who knew him from that point until his death.

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Islam and the African American ethos

Imam Ghayth Nur kashif

African-Americans have been trying to fight racism, bigotry and hate all of their lives. What has been the strategy? What have been the tools? The philosophy and way of life of the opponents has become the philosophy and way of life of the slave.

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The haven of the first Hijra (migration)

Najib Mohammed

In Islamic history and tradition, Ethiopia (Abyssinia or Al-Habasha) is known as the "Haven of the First Migration or Hijra." For Muslims, Ethiopia is synonymous with freedom from persecution and emancipation from fear.

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11 ideas for learning and teaching during Black History Month

Black History Month is an excellent opportunity to not only learn about the civil struggles of African Americans but also how Islam figures in the life and history of Africa and Muslim Africans. Here are some tips and ideas of what you can do during Black History Month.

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Salam to Rachel: From the land of the brave

Women in Masjid survey results (August 2004)

How the civil rights movement affected US immigration

Umm Ayman, Barakah, may Allah be pleased with her

Islam and the African American ethos

The haven of the first Hijra (migration)

11 ideas for learning and teaching during Black History Month

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