Feds refute imams’ bias complaint against US Airways
The U.S. Department of Transportation has said an airline didn’t discriminate against six Muslim imams when it kicked them off a flight at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in 2006.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Martyr without a Cause
The horror of Bhutto’s end should not blind us to her legacy.
We Need a Hero: Looking Toward 2008 and beyond
The last in a three part series interview with NRO Editor Kathryn Lopez.
Thinking does not negate Islamic Faith
Questioning authority in the Muslim faith can be frought with threats and justifiable fears.
Turks Knock on Europeﾒs Door With Evidence That Islam and Capitalism Can Coexist
The regionﾒs mix of Muslim values, hard work and raging capitalism has even prompted sociologists to coin a new term to describe the phenomenon: Calvinist Islam.
Muslim Webmaster plans U.S. Blow Up (Spain)
Spain shuts down an Al Qaeda webmaster plotting against the U.S. and the west.
Islamist Website created to protest Danish cartoons
This ‘nonviolent’ website demonizes the West and drives the conspiracy theory of a clash of Islam vs. the West all under the guise of protesting a private Danish paper’s offensive cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
Pakistan and the Arab Spring
IIt now appears that Islamic parties running on the platform of Sharia are well set to arrive at the corridors of power in the Middle East and Northern Africa following the Arab Spring. Understandably, some influential analysts have called for political inclusion of the religious groups and have warned us about the dangers of touting secularism in that part of the world.
DOJ Finds a Cause
In the end it couldn’t have come as any great shock when the Department of Justice intervened on behalf of a Muslim school teacher who claimed that the board of her Illinois school district was guilty of religious bias.
About the Libyan Rebel Al Qaeda Question
If the U.S. stays on the side of freedom in Libya, the rebels will not be with Al Qaeda.