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By Stephen C. Webster http://www.rawstory.com Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011 New data from polling firm Gallup shows that out of all the religious groups in the U.S., Muslims are most likely to reject violence, followed by the non-religious atheists and agnostics. Through interviews with 2,482 Americans, Gallup found that 78 percent of Muslims believe violence which [...]
06 Oct 2010 •
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1. Are there any other sacred sources? Yes, apart from the Holy Koran, Muslims consider the sunnah—practices, sayings, and tacit approvals of the Prophet (pbuh)— to be a sacred source of religious guidance. In fact, it is considered the second authoritative source in Islam. Fortunately, Sunnah is accessible to Muslims in forms of transmitted reports with chains [...]
Islam is much more than a formal religion: it is an integral way of life. In many ways it is a more a determining factor in the experience of its followers than any other world religion. The Muslim (“One who submits”) lives face to face with God at all times and will introduce no separation [...]
03 Aug 2011 •
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By Alan Duke, CNN August 2nd, 2011 (CNN) – Muslim Americans are more optimistic about their future than members of any other religious group in the United States, according to a Gallup report released Tuesday. “They have generally optimistic and positive views about government, its agencies and the future of America, but they report a [...]
03 Apr 2011 •
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Dr Jamal A. Badawi provides a brief and authentic exposition of the teachings of Islam regarding women. CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES WOMEN IN ISLAM 1. The Spiritual Aspect 2. The Social Aspect (a) As a Child and Adolescent (b) As a Wife (c) As a Mother 3. The Economic Aspect 4. The political [...]
14 Mar 2011 •
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By Yasir Qadhi NOTE: This article was published in The Commercial Appeal, the largest newspaper of Memphis, TN. Two Tennessee legislators have proposed what amounts to a ban on the Islamic system of ethical, spiritual and legal teachings known as shariah.The authors of the bill incorrectly define shariah as a system of legal, political, military [...]
27 Oct 2010 •
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Why Shariah? By Noah Feldman New York Times 3/16/2008 Last month, Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, gave a nuanced, scholarly lecture in London about whether the British legal system should allow non-Christian courts to decide certain matters of family law. Britain has no constitutional separation of church and state. The archbishop noted that “the [...]
27 Oct 2010 •
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Islamophobia is widely rampant in the West. Individuals and groups with malicious intents are deliberately distorting the image of Islam and Muslims. Its dangerous implications were realized by the former U.N. Secretary General, Kofi Annan, and to confront it, he arranged a seminar in December 2004. A more recent example is the “Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week” [...]
27 Oct 2010 •
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“When the world is compelled to coin a new term to take account of increasingly widespread bigotry, that is a sad and troubling development. Such is the case with Islamophobia.” – UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan In a post Sept. 11th world, the phenomena of Islamophobia or distrust toward Muslims and Islam has grown exponentially. Sadly, [...]
26 Oct 2010 •
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There are an estimated 7 million Muslims in America. The Muslim community in America is made up of people from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds and national origins. There are almost 2,000 mosques, Islamic schools and Islamic centers in America. Muslims are active in all walks of life. Islam is one of the fastest [...]
15 Oct 2010 •
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Quran 7:28] They commit a gross sin, then say, ”We found our parents doing this, and GOD has commanded us to do it.” Say, ”GOD never advocates sin. Are you saying about GOD what you do not know?” Terrorists have attacked again, and this time at the center of our world, New York City and Washington DC. It [...]