By elan on Muslim Lifestyle from www.elanthemag.com
Women all over the world have their own sense of style. It may come from their mother’s, their respective cultures, the latest fashion magazines or their own concoctions of sorts but one thing is for sure, the amount of effort that goes into each outfit is sometimes, well, surprising.
By MuslimVoices on Everything Else from muslimvoices.org
What happens online doesn’t have to be an expression of politics or justice or a message of any kind. It can just be a nice place for Muslims to hang out. 
By l0gikal on Opinion from www.helium.com
What is the difference between an American convert and a Muslim born to the religion? Tons and tons for sure. 
By SuhaibWebb on Events from www.suhaibwebb.com
A new collaborative program explores how Muslim youth around the world are using new media, politics and popular culture to explore their identities, find “virtual” communities, promote new agendas and confront stereotypes. (Berkeley, CA)- “Islam Today: New Media and Youth Culture in the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia” is being organized by UC [...] 
By elan on News from www.elanthemag.com
The Emirates are known for their larger than life buildings and excessive lifestyle, but they’re also big on preserving Arab culture through educational, foundational and award-based initiatives. One such initiative is the UN-backed Sharjah Prize for Arab Culture, which has been awarded annually since 2003. Set up by Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohamed Al-Qassimi of the Emirate of Sharjah, the prize recognizes exceptional work in promoting and developing Arab culture throughout the world. 
By IslamOnline on News from www.islamonline.net
Spanish Muslims are opening mosques and Islamic centers across the European country to non-Muslims to build bridges with the mainstream society and clear misconceptions about their faith.. 
By elan on Everything Else from www.elanthemag.com
It’s no secret that Arabic has become very popular in the last few years. Enrollment in Arabic courses increased on the college level and more language and culture programs have been created throughout the world, not just the United States. However, Russia’s Ministry of Education just one up-ed the game and announced that it would be adding Arabic language and culture to its school curriculum. Read More 
