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Canadian Muslims Volunteered to Feed Needy In an effort to break stereotypes about Islam, dozens of Canadian Muslims in the western city of Edmonton have volunteered to prepare free meals for the city’s poor residents.
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A Muslim student perform the prayer during a commencement in America + Video A video circulated on YouTube showed a Muslim student in America performing prayers before thousands of graduates in a sport stadium where the events of the commencement were held. Many web surfers liked this video; however, the nationality of the student has not yet been identified.
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United States predicts another Houla-style massacre in Syria! The United States has predicted that another Houla-style massacre will occur in Syria and has even mentioned exact locations.
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American Islamic Association opening doors to all The American Islamic Association will open its doors to non-Muslims for Sunday service in hopes of building stronger interfaith relationships. It’s one of several ways they are working to increase awareness about their faith and to dispel myths about their community.
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Forty-sixth anniversary of the Israeli attack on an American ship, 200 killed and wounded Although 45 years have passed since Israel attacked a US Navy ship in international waters which 34 killed and 174 injured, the US government still maintains silence on the incident.
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US Federals Investigate Mosque Denials The US Department of Justice has opened an investigation into rejection of Muslim requests to build mosques, amid concerns that prejudice rather than zoning issues might be the cause of the repeated mosque denials.
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Longwood Muslim community center opens The American Muslim Community Centers invited Longwood officials for a grand opening tour of the new Muslim community center on Wilma Street. The 17,000-square-foot facility is the first of its kind in Florida, and features a gymnasium, combo squash-and-racquetball room, library, kitchen, and prayer room.
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American counter terrorism experts identify five gen next al Qaeda leaders American counter terrorism experts have identified at least five potential next-generation leaders of al Qaeda, including three with US connections, according to a report.
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Muslim charity event helps raise funds for The Scarborough Hospital Muslims in Scarborough are coming together this Saturday, June 9, to support an advance in local health care, a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine recently at The Scarborough Hospital's Birchmount Campus.
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FBI No-Fly List Intimidates Muslims A US Muslim citizen from San Diego has returned home Thursday evening after being put on the US government no-fly list.
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Koran Burning Florida Pastor Hangs President Obama In Effigy + Pic The display in the front yard of Terry Jones’s Dove World Outreach Center (DWOC) in Gainesville features a dummy wearing an Obama mask hanging from a yellow noose.
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Syria: Al-Kubeir Massacre Committed 5 Hrs before Clashes Happened Syria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations indicated that the Syrian government has offered all necessary facilitations for Annan's plan and the UN observer mission.
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More Americans become victims of state spying: Experts Experts in the United States have expressed concern over the rising number of spy warrants issued by the government which target ordinary American citizens.
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US Student-Run Cafe Announces Boycott of Israeli Products On Monday June 4, 2012 The Flaming Eggplant Café, a student worker collective at The Evergreen State College (TESC), formally announced its decision to boycott Israeli goods, becoming the most recent business to join the growing international Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
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Man accused of firebombing mosque gets home detention A federal judge on Tuesday allowed a man accused of firebombing a mosque in Corvallis to be released to home detention.
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American Muslim, Jewish & Christian Leaders to Confer at Health Privacy Summit in Washington DC |
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Muslim civil rights group suing NYPD over surveillance A national Muslim civil rights organization plans to file a lawsuit against the New York Police Department today in Newark in response to its surveillance of Muslim-Americans in mosques, businesses and student groups.
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Virginia: New mosque for Henrico County Another mosque is in the works for Henrico County.
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Islamic mosque nearly complete in northern Longview Construction is nearing completion on a mosque and Muslim community center on the northern tip of Longview
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Leaked NYPD Document Lists Watched Mosques, Islamic Schools A former police reporter leaked a list of monitored areas the NYPD watched as part of a questionable program used to spy on Muslims
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Church shows support for Murfreesboro Islamic Center Christian and Muslim leaders came together to support the Murfreesboro Islamic community and imam Ossama Bahloul Sunday afternoon at The Village Church in East Nashville. "We just really wanted to reach out to him and to let him know that we cared about his community and him and that we would be praying with them," said Dr. Andrew Anyabwile, Village Church pastor.
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Thousands stage mass rally in Montreal as tuition fee talks fail Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Montreal in Canada to protest against a planned tuition fee hike after talks between student groups and Quebec government officials collapsed.
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Ohio: Islamic school helps students build faith foundation Sarah Spencer is gaining a global perspective from her kindergarten, first- and second-grade students.
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New York: Muslim transport workers win right to religious head coverings Muslim and Sikh transit workers will be allowed to wear religious head coverings while on the job under a settlement with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced on Wednesday. The agreement ended a winding legal case propelled by the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Growing Students’ protests in Canada spread to Toronto Growing protests across Canada against tuition hikes have now spilled over from Montreal to Toronto as talks between student leaders and officials continue in Quebec aimed at ending the 16-week dispute.
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