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by Dr. Aslam Abdullah Bilkis Bano’s case offers a unique glimpse into the emerging Hinduism and the nature of Hindu Rashtra in India, with its hegemonic designs worldwide. Bilkis Bano is a resident of India’s Western state of Gujarat, where the apostle of non-violence took birth. In 2002, a gang of Upper Caste Hindus attacked […]
By Mahvish Akhtar Pakistan’s police have charged the country’s former Prime Minister, Imran Khan, under anti-terror laws. Mr. Khan is accused of breaching the country’s anti-terrorism act by making threats against state officials. The charges were announced after he accused the police and judiciary of detaining and torturing PTI member Shahbaz Gill, who is already […]
By Mahvish Akhtar On Tuesday, Aug. 16, Pakistan’s PTI leader Shahbaz Gill was arrested from Bani Gala Chowk in Islamabad, which is near PTI chairman Imran Khan’s residence. This arrest was in response to a video clip of his controversial remarks that aired on a television channel (ARY News) that went viral on social media.\ […]
By Yousuf Ali In July 2022, The Forde report was released which investigated the issue of racism within the United Kingdom’s Labour Party. The party is one of two major parties in the UK with the other being the conservative party. From 2015 to 2020, Jeremy Corbyn led the party and was noted for his […]
by Dr. Aslam Abdullah Muslim Americans acted responsibly to de-escalate the tensions between Shias and Sunnis after discovering that a Sunni Muslim man was a suspect in the murder of four Muslims in Albuquerque, NM, three of whom were Shias and the fourth a Sunni. They held a joint press conference in Washington, DC and […]
Issue 9 Volume 24 August 2022 Print
by Aysha Qamar Less than a week after police officials called for help in finding a vehicle thought to be connected to the murder of four Muslim men, law enforcement officials announced the arrest of a “primary suspect” on Tuesday. Muslim community members, shaken by the string of attacks and despite sect differences, came together in solidarity to […]
by Aysha Qamar Albuquerque, New Mexico’s Muslim community has been swept with fear after not one but four Muslim men have been found murdered. A 25-year-old man identified as Naeem Hussain is the latest victim of what police are calling “targeted killings.” Hussain was allegedly murdered on Aug. 5. His body was found in his car by friends. […]
by Zain Ahmed Returning after being online due to COVID-19, MIST (Muslim Interscholastic Tournament) held a Nationals Tournament at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey July 29 to July 31. MIST is a Muslim non-profit organization that works to educate and bring together Muslim youth around the world. The organization does by holding a variety of […]
By Yousuf Ali Israel began an offensive against the Islamic Jihad group after the former arrested one of the latter’s leaders to prevent retaliation. Islamic Jihad had yet to fire any rockets into Israel at that time on Aug. 5. The broader context is that Israel has put the Gaza Strip under a blockade after […]
by M. Basheer Ahmed M.D. Yom-e-Ashura is one of the major commemorative events for Muslims. The Martyrdom of Imam Hussain, the grandson of the Prophet of Islam, occurred on the 10th of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar (Aug 7th, 2022). Muslims worldwide commemorate that tragic event on this day on 680 AD. […]
In commemorating the third anniversary of the abrogation of articles 370 and 35A, the World Kashmir Awareness Forum (WKAF), exhibited a painful message of human rights atrocities committed by 900,000 Indian occupation army in Jammu & Kashmir on August 5. These messages were carried on digital advertising trucks in Washington, DC across the federal buildings, […]
By Yousuf Ali The United Nations Security Council condemned the execution of four pro-Democracy activists on Wednesday, July 27. The wider context involves a coup in which Myanmar reverted to a military dictatorship after a previously successful transition to democracy led chiefly by Aang San Su Kyi. Despite this, there remained serious problems in the […]
by TMO Staff Dr. Basheer Ahmed introduced the newly published book and made a brief presentation highlighting the features of his new book “The Rise and Fall of Muslim Civilization: Hope for the Future”on July 27. Mr. Usman Ghani, a member of the board of directors of IMPMS, arranged the successful event at Irving Library. He has […]
By Yousuf Ali On Wednesday, July 27, a minister in the South African government, Naledi Pandor, said that Israel should be labeled an apartheid state in a meeting with the Palestinian Heads of Mission in Africa Conference. She is the minister of international relations and cooperation. Relations with Israel go back to the days of […]
by Victor Begg Roe vs Wade is one of a few historic court decisions most Americans are familiar with by name. The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the 1973 precedent has spurred public discourse that has further underscored intense divisions within the country. Among the conversations is one about the role of God, Christianity and […]
By Yousuf Ali Over the past month, the Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson has engaged in several conversations with famous Muslims including the former Guantanamo Mauritanian prisoner Mohamedou Ould Slahi, the American Islamic Scholar Hamza Yusuf and the famous influencer and preacher Mohammed Hijab. I thought these conversations were fairly productive with Jordan Peterson showing genuine […]
Press release provided by Nadia Ahmed from Barry University As the United States is expanding use of low carbon energy technologies, such as wind, solar, and advanced biofuels, some transitions to renewable energy have not accelerated at the pace needed to respond to the climate crisis. The renewable energy sector also faces concerns of lack […]
This first was published on The Incision. by Abdul El-Sayed Unlike COVID, Monkeypox shouldn’t be so hard to fight. So why have we failed to contain it? Over the weekend, World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus declared monkeypox a “Public Health Emergency of International Concern.” “We have an outbreak that has spread around the […]
by Dr. Aslam Abdullah Medina was still a city with non-Muslims in the majority. The total number of Muslims in Medina, 1438 years ago was not more than 75. Yet, at the command of God, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companion Abdu Bakr (RTA) traveled to this city to implement divine guidance for a better […]
