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- My comment in some proposed mosques face obstacles across the nation on.freep.com/Jq9IRy via @freep 1 day ago
- Doha at night looks impressive. Many more buildings and roads since I was here in 2007. So much change in 5 years? 2 days ago
- Arrived in Qatar in 32 degrees at night. Look forward to the scorcher in the morning 2 days ago
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Duke Class: Muslims Traditions in Learning
Duke Students, want to know about Muslim institutions of learning such as mosque-universities, scholars who wrote books on law, theology, history and philosophy? Want to know more about what happens inside the madrasas of South Asia and what are their … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Foreign Policy, Islam & Democracy, Madrasas, Middle East, South Asia, US Politics
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Religion and the Midterm elections
I wrote this brief reflection for the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) on the recent US midterm elections. American civil religion took a massive shellacking all summer in a momentum that reached into the fall as politicians on both sides … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Islam in America, US Politics
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THE YEAR 2010
I hope 2010 brings greater world peace. Yet the prognosis is not very good. The attempted bombing of a plane to Detroit and the escalation of the war in Afghanistan will unfortunately, only provide oxygen to the cause of angry … Continue reading
“Rethinking Islam” on NPR’s The Connection
Click Here for Audio of the Show Islam is a religion of peace. No, it’s a religion of the sword. Devout Muslims lay claim to both declarations, sometimes justifying, sometimes condemning, often just trying to explain Islam. Over the past … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Islam in America, US Politics
Tagged 9/11, Ali Asani, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Daniel Pipes, Ebrahim Moosa, Radicalization, Security, Terrorism
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