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4 sketches from Kosova

The names in the above stories may be different. The circumstances may be different. But the reality is the same. Our Muslim brothers and sisters continue to suffer in Kosova. They are not just hungry. They are dying. They are being raped. They are suffering.

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A perspective on Western response to genocide in Kosova

Sound Vision Staff Writer

The worst is not over for Kosova and the Kosovar Muslims. Here is a perspective on Western response to genocide in Kosova.

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One of the many mosques destroyed during the Serbian occupation of Kosova

What can I do for Kosova?

Sound Vision Staff Writer

Everyone is asking...what can I do to help? The answer is simple...so simple in fact that most people don't take it seriously. We say to ourselves that small things can't possibly make a difference and we defeat our goal before even getting started.

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How one Imam changed a teenager Shabir Ally's life

Sound Vision Staff Writer

While the role of parents and the family is unmistakably the first in helping Muslim youth keep their Islam and practice it throughout their lives, Imams and community leaders play a role as well, we will look into example of Shabir Ally's life.

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The role of parents: How did Abu Kibria do it?

Sound Vision Staff Writer

Parents' love and acceptance are crucial during the teens, when most youth, Muslim and non-Muslim, are struggling. How did some parents do it? How do we raise righteouse children?

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Proud to be a "stranger"

Amber Rehman

In our time, and our part of the world, if nothing is strange and nothing immoral, I guess it's only good then, if we feel connected to the strange. 'Good tidings for the strangers.'

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Where is T.B. Irving?

Abdul Malik Mujahid

Dr. Irving was once a fixture at Muslim conventions. This author, professor and translator of the first American English translation of the Quran who accepted Islam over 50 years ago, passed away in 2002, very lonely.

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4 sketches from Kosova

A perspective on Western response to genocide in Kosova

What can I do for Kosova?

How one Imam changed a teenager Shabir Ally's life

The role of parents: How did Abu Kibria do it?

Proud to be a "stranger"

Where is T.B. Irving?

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