Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Muslim Brotherhood members begin mission to charm in Washington

Muslim Brotherhood members begin mission to charm in Washington

Representatives of Egyptian juggernaut aim to counter persistent fears over their political rise.
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BBC NEWS - Hello! showcases the glamorous face of Pakistan

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-17581712

Article: Divine Feminine in ISLAM | Safoora Khan

Divine Feminine in ISLAM | Safoora Khan
http://www.muslimsdebate.com/faces/sn.php?nid=1676

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Article: British Muslim who entered Miss Universe contest receives death threat

British Muslim who entered Miss Universe contest receives death threat
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/mar/20/muslim-miss-universe-death-threat

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Article: Indian Muslim scholars have empowered Muslim women to annul marriage, right to talaq

Indian Muslim scholars have empowered Muslim women to annul marriage, right to talaq
http://www.muslimwomennews.com/n.php?nid=6740

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AP Mobile: Sports, art, streetlights: A new life in Mogadishu

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Sports, art, streetlights: A new life in Mogadishu

thumbnail MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - The crowd - both men and women - cheered wildly as two Mogadishu basketball teams entered an old stadium that once bore the bloodstains of war. During the recent reign of Islamist militants, playing basketball in Somalia's seaside capital was punishable by torture or death. Today, Somalia's blue flag has reclaimed its place over the battered Lujino Stadium, replacing the ...

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AP Mobile: Shiites, Sunnis in post-US Iraq: separate, unequal

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Shiites, Sunnis in post-US Iraq: separate, unequal

thumbnail BAGHDAD (AP) - Now that U.S. forces are gone, Iraq's ruling Shiites are moving quickly to keep the two Muslim sects separate - and unequal. Sunnis are locked out of key jobs at universities and in government, their leaders banned from Cabinet meetings or even marked as fugitives. Sunnis cannot get help finding the body of loved ones killed in the war. And Shiite banners are everywhere in Baghdad. ...