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Sharia is not a word Muslims use on a daily basis in their lives. Actually, until the recent Sharia debate, most Muslim Americans may not have used this term more than a couple of times in their lives.

It is likely that the current debate about Sharia will continue for a while. For that reason we suggest that your Masjid develop a one-year plan to address the issue in a multi-dimensional way. Here are a couple of suggestions.

Plan to "upgrade" your Masjid in the coming year with ideas to reconnect to the community and make it the dynamic, including optimistic Friday sermons, a Muslim joke festival, a Facebook page, and a way to text donations, among other ideas. 

Yes, there are Muslims who don’t fast, as well as those who don’t know how to pray. Here are some ways we can share the news of Ramadan with others this year and encourage them to fast.

The stress and grief a concerned Muslim youth experiences at the spiritual and moral state of their parents is only natural. Before we embark on a ‘crusade to save’ our parents, let’s consider these tips.

A comprehensive fact sheet about Ramadan for teachers and educators in public schools published by Council on Islamic Education.

Muslim parents need to keep their kids' school principal informed and engaged regarding important Islamic practices and events. Here is a sample letter about Ramadan to your child's principal.