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I lost my appetite after 9/11, which made fasting for Ramadan easier than usual. Waking up to eat my predawn breakfast was easy, too, because I couldn't sleep well. Read more
I lost my appetite after 9/11, which made fasting for Ramadan easier than usual. Waking up to eat my predawn breakfast was easy, too, because I couldn't sleep well. Read more
After 9/11, we sought to convince Americans that we oppose terrorism and tried to stave off discrimination and hate. One year later, it is clear that we have failed. Read more
Nigeria's court upholds another death sentence meted out to a woman accused of adultery, despite worldwide protest. The man wasn't charged. Read more
In order to keep the peace between competing denominations, a Muslim has opened and closed the doors of Christianity's holiest church for 1000 years. Read more
Muslim students have made some gains and had some setbacks since the events of 9/11. How has the American Muslim student landscape changed in the past year? Read more
If there's one thing Americans are good at, it's deep-pocket lawsuits - and this one against bin Laden and his alleged supporters is as deep as they come. Read more
Even though few Afghans have televisions, the return of TV broadcasts in Afghanistan is bringing back game shows, newscasts, and (gasp) women singing. Read more
Though the US doesn't believe him, Iran's President Khatami defends his country against the "Axis of Evil" charge and vows to round up Al-Qaida terrorists. Read more
The hated "morals police" of the Taliban is back - with 1% of the officers, no jail, and a mandate to use "persuasion" rather than physical intimidation. Read more
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: Remember 9/11 with the Muslim Eid stamp
On Sept. 1, 2001, the very first U.S. stamp recognizing Islam was issued, after years of lobbying by American Muslims. Ten days later, 9/11 happened. Read more