Source: broadwayworld.com In the pages of Muhammad: The Story of a Prophet and Reformer, young readers will encounter a man very different from the figure often presented in Western popular culture. […]
HAMBURG, N.Y. — A Muslim advocacy group is asking Wal-Mart to rehire a New York worker who posted derogatory comments about Muslim customers on Facebook and was fired last week. The Council on American-Islamic Relations said Friday that employee Terry Earsing has offered a sincere apology. Earsing was the assistant […]
On the 12th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, American people are questioning the government’s version of the tragic event. In New York City, where […]
Source: rochesterhomepage.net http://eplayer.clipsyndicate.com/embed/iframe?aspect_ratio=3×2&auto_start=0&pf_id=12173&rel=3&show_title=0&va_id=4318177&volume=8&windows=1 In Rochester, some marked this 9/11 anniversary with the gift of life. Rochester’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Community hosted a blood drive. The local effort is part of a larger […]
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A Plea for Caution From Russia: What Putin Has to Say to Americans About Syria Source: New York Times By VLADIMIR V. PUTIN Relations between us have passed through different stages. […]
With the recent controversy surrounding decisions by the “secret Congress” and White House to openly arm, train, and assist the death squads wreaking havoc across Syria (commonly known as the […]
SAN FRANCISCO — In a major legal setback for Google, a federal appeals court here said on Tuesday that a lawsuit accusing the Internet giant of illegal wiretapping could proceed. The ruling, which comes at a moment when online privacy is being hotly debated, has its origins in a much-publicized […]
Source: dailytexanonline.com In homage of 9/11 victims, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Students Organization (AMSO) held Muslims for Life, a blood drive, outside of the East Mall on Speedway on Tuesday afternoon. AMSO hosted […]
Source: abclocal.go.com At Atascocita High School, two teachers who lost family members will speak. The National Honors Society will also place miniature American flags for victims of the attacks. The ceremony […]
Source: dailytarheel.com A group of UNC students will host a blood drive today as a way to honor the thousands of victims from the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. UNC’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Student […]
Source: CNN Money NEW YORK (CNNMoney) A federal judge in California ruled that Abercrombie & Fitch violated the law in firing a Muslim employee for refusing to take off her religious head scarf at work. The lawsuit, originally filed in 2011, accused Abercrombie of discriminating against Umme-Hani Khan. Abercrombie […]
. ‘US limited in ability but can save Syrian children’ • Syria says ready to turn over chemical weapons to IAEA • Polls show lack of support for military action […]
Source: examiner.com On September 11, 2013 the city of Atlanta will commence its first ever “Compassion Games, Survival of the Kindest” at the Atlanta Friend’s Meeting House in Decatur. The credit for […]
Source: centreville.patch.com The Chantilly blood drive is just one of several being held around the nation between Aug. 11 and Oct. 11 by Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA. The Muslims for Life […]
Source: dailybulletin.com A LifeStream community blood drive will be held Wednesday at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, 11941 Ramona Ave., Chino. The drive will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Donors will […]
Source: theeagle.com For the last four years, Kamal Ahmad Rahman has been remembering the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks by doing what he can to save lives in […]
WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama, seeking to boost support for military action against Syria, said on Monday that Russia’s offer to work with Damascus to put its chemical weapons under international control is potentially positive but should treated skeptically. “I think you have to take it with a grain of salt […]
by Robert Fisk, The Independent Almost exactly 30 years ago today, I was having breakfast with my landlord below my home on the Beirut Corniche. The date was 19 September 1983, but nothing has changed – neither Mustapha’s little garden with its yellow and red flowers, my balcony two storeys […]