Human Rights and Tolerance within Islam: Legal, Political, and Spiritual Perspectives Dr. Robert D. CranePosted Feb 7, 2007http://theamericanmuslim.org/tam.php/features/articles/human_rights_and_tolerance_within_islam/0013048 Part One Tolerance and Human Rights: The Quintessential Oxymoron One of the… Read more »
Salaam, I participated in a Sunni Shia Dialogue to save lives in Chicago, and we have now completed our request and a resolution that we are requesting Imams, Khateebs, Scholars,… Read more »
Harassment of Ahmedi’s in Saudi Arabia The Saudi Arabian Government is apparently scared of people who practice their faith differently. They are violating all the basic humans rights of individuals… Read more »
Hindu’s harassed in Kazhakstan Dear Mr. Vineet Chander & Swami Nityananda Prabhu Hare Krishna, The Muslim community condemns this insane act of the Government of Kazakhstan, I will seek support… Read more »
A bid to bring the female voice to Islamic lawBy Ben Arnoldy Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor NEW YORK – For centuries, devout Muslims have looked to the… Read more »
Arab Blunder : Indo-Arab Relations Indeed the Arab Nations have committed many blunders in the arena of Foreign Policy and yet, criticize the US for its’ blunders. I was outraged… Read more »
Jewish School : Muslim Students It is a great reading and most of the moderates love this, as it reflects their own view and pursuit of life, to live and… Read more »
Dear Friends, The 2nd Annual Holocaust Remembrance is postponed till next year. Insha Allah, the Jewish and the Muslim communities will do it jointly and will invite other religious groups… Read more »
Islamophobia By Iftekhar HaiArticle Last Updated: 01/25/2007 08:42:45 AM PSThttp://www.insidebayarea.com/sanmateocountytimes A SMALL NUMBER of terrorists have rattled the super power of the world.The global war on terror is a war… Read more »
American-Muslim Dialogue Reza and Dan have made some good points. American form of governance has moved away from (in fact, it really wasn’t) from Secular to a pluralistic democracy. Where… Read more »