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ArtsHuman Rights May 1, 2008

Marginalia: Suspended until further notice

"Are the Arabs ready for a literary revolution?" the cover of the Extra section of the British daily The Independent asked on 15 April, the day following the opening of
Other Blogs May 1, 2008

Censorship on YouTube

The world has become closer than in the past because of technology. Internet is the best media to spread new information to other places. I became interested in YouTube because
Human RightsMB OpinionsMilitary TribunalReform IssuesWorkers May 1, 2008

Habib: Muslim Brotherhood Stance on May 4 Strike Has no Relation to Military Verdicts

In a statement to Ikhwanweb, Mohamed Habib (first deputy-chairman of the MB) denied any relation between the harsh military tribunal verdicts against MB leaderships and the movement’s decision to join
Islamic Issues May 1, 2008

In search of…moderate Muslims

A few days ago the European blogger Michael van der Galien, with whom I had an exchange about "pure Islam" here last year, wrote a post at his PoliGazette entitled
Activites May 1, 2008

The Spell of Islamophobia and Moderate Muslims

Eboo Patel wrote a good article for On Faith of the Washington Post about Islamophobia. His main point is this: whenever he or other so-called moderate Muslims speak out about