What is Islam, and what do Muslims believe?
A car bombing just killed 250 people. If this happened in Europe or in the United States, a hashtag supporting the victims and their families would have already trended in Twitter, Facebook, and other social media sites and new write-ups about it would be posted almost every hour. Alas, since the terrorist attack was perpetrated
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The whole world mourned the casualties and victims of the Brussels terror attack on March 22, 2016. Two suicide bombers detonated themselves in the Brussels Airport resulting to the deaths of 16 people and major damage to the building. Fortunately, on May 8th, about a month and a half later, the Brussels Airport has finally
President of the American Muslim Community Centers Atif Fareed believes that we should all follow Pope Francis’ example and call for unity as the world mourns for the victims of the Brussels attack. The March 22 terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of 31 victims and injured 300 others threaten to create a divide among
Atif Fareed, the president of the American Muslim Community Center strongly believes that people are wrong when they claim that Muslims do not denounce terror attacks enough. He says that Muslims, from government and religious leaders to ordinary civilians, have been increasingly vocal in condemning acts of terrorism in the past decade. In the aftermath