Always at the center of controversy, Shaykh Hisham Kabbani makes new enemies with another accusation of extremism. Read more

The "intellectualization" of Islam-bashing, one writer argues, has nothing to do with Islam and everything to do with publicity. Read more

A mayor who lost an election for standing up with Muslims is recognized by the Kennedy Library Foundation. Read more

The sentencing of a woman to death by stoning is causing Nigerians to rethink the implementation of sharia. Read more

In an exclusive interview with AMILA and the San Jose Mercury News, Lt. Abuhena Saiful-Islam gives an insight into the paradox of Camp X-Ray. Read more

Thomas Friedman talks about the "enlightened self-interest" of increased trade and aid with Muslim countries. Read more

NPR's three-part series on Islam on the Internet explores the intersection of faith and technology. Read more

The president wanted her dead. So did the mujahideen. But Farida Mahwash's voice saved her. Read more

Six months after 9/11, hundreds of people of Middle Eastern descent languish in near anonymity. Read more

Firemen battled with religious police in Mecca, who kept schoolgirls from escaping a fire because they were not wearing scarves. Read more