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Interview With Gowher Rizvi on the Muslim American Experience

Muslim American immigrants were on a positive path taken by many previous immigrant groups prior to the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Foreign dictates?

Faced with complaints about its human rights abuses, Egypt is sheltering behind specious arguments about religion and national sovereignty

Iraq urges limits on U.S. operations

As the two governments work out a military agreement, Baghdad says the country must not be involved in any attacks on its neighbors.

A criminal idea

Attacking other countries to stop them acquiring nuclear weapons repudiates a key principle of international law

Palestinian dies of Thalassemia after being barred from treatment

A 29-year-old Palestinian died in Gaza on Monday after suffering from Thalassemia and inability to travel abroad for treatment due to IOF siege of the Gaza Strip.

Al Jazeera Reporter in Trouble Again With Egyptian Authorities

Payback? after a year of her first arbitrary arrest by the Egyptian police Howaida Taha, Aljazeera reporter, is on the verge of commemorating last year’s drama with the same hosts.

Indian Muslim Community Discourses: Continuities, Changes and Challenges

This paper is not a rigorously argued or academically-grounded presentation. Rather, it seeks to lay out some stray thoughts that come to the mind as I reflect on my involvement

Economic Justice: What’s That?

Justice is central to both classical American and classical Islamic thought. Unfortunately, Americans nowadays ignore justice altogether, even though they often use terms that amount to the same thing.

Masri: Abbas-Olmert meeting meant to foil Mubarak’s call

MP Mushir Al-Masri, one of the Hamas political leaders in Gaza, on Sunday expressed surprise at PA chief Mahmoud Abbas’s insistence on having talks with Israeli premier Ehud Olmert despite