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Feeling the pain: Muslims in America

The last time I went to Jummah, I had to keep shifting positions so I wouldn't fall asleep during the Khutbah. The Khateeb was as usual tying in his discussion of the Quran and Sunnah with the state of the Muslims in the world today.

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Enduring storm revisited

Kathy Kelly

A page from a diary from Iraq by veteran peace activist Kathy Kelly describing the horror and havoc caused by the American-led war on Iraqi civilians.

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Statistics about TV habits in America

Sound Vision Staff Writer

Whether you love it, hate it or are indifferent to it, television is a fixture in most American homes today. Ninety-eight percent of households in the United States have at least one television set and 34 percent have two.

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Powerful TV and our innocent children

Shakeel Syed

Already, Muslim children are used to processed foods and automated living. They are now being trained for 'processed thinking' and 'automated culture' through television. And it is an uneven contest, as the powerful television, through its programming, overpowers our innocent children.

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Baghdad in the memory Of Muslims

Abdul Malik Mujahid

When Muslims think of Baghdad, they don't think of Saddam Hussain. Tyrants like him come and go. They think of their glorious past: the legends of Caliph Harun Rashid; the libraries of this great city, which were the largest in the world; literary classics like the 1001 Arabian Nights; and one of the greatest Islamic scholars of all time, Imam Abu Haneefa.

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My encounters as a covered Muslim sister

Sr. Hajar

One Muslim African-American woman's account of discrimination on the basis of her headscarf. This convert sister describes her experiences with Hijab in public.

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Today I weep for my country...

U.S. Senator Robert Byrd

War appears inevitable. But, I continue to hope that the cloud will lift. Perhaps Saddam will yet turn tail and run. Perhaps reason will somehow still prevail. I along with millions of Americans will pray for the safety of our troops, for the innocent civilians in Iraq, and for the security of our homeland.

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Recent Articles

Feeling the pain: Muslims in America

Enduring storm revisited

Statistics about TV habits in America

Powerful TV and our innocent children

Baghdad in the memory Of Muslims

My encounters as a covered Muslim sister

Today I weep for my country...

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