By uzzie on Muslims from movies.nytimes.com
As the title credits roll in “Fordson: Faith, Fasting, Football” — a documentary about Fordson High School’s football team, whose ranks are drawn from the predominantly Arab population of Dearborn, Mich. — we hear a gripping audio montage of anti-Muslim tirades. 
By l0gikal on Sports and Recreation from www.101greatgoals.com
The following quote has been attributed to Mesut Ozil on various internet sites (including Football.fr – but now removed) and on Twitter today: “I did this because I was defending my religion because David Villa insulted Islam.”
By l0gikal on Sports and Recreation from www.youtube.com
By l0gikal on Muslims from www.chillyoislamyo.com
In a recent video interview, Shaquille O'Neal said several things that confirm Shaq is Muslim!
By l0gikal on Sports and Recreation from www.nytimes.com
Successive waves of immigrants have woven ethnic sports like hurling, bocce and cricket into the New York fabric. On Sunday, Cunningham Park in Queens became an arena for kabbadi, a traditional Punjabi competition, which perhaps could be thought of as a combination of rugby and wrestling — without the ball and the protective gear — with a helping of the old New York street game ringalevio thrown in. 
By mukenaby on Sports and Recreation from at-heart.org
It is a simple thing just a ball and a goal – Soccer. The most popular game played and viewed around the world. Soccer reaches far beyond the limits of its lush green pitch (field); it rallies neighbors, provides hope to citizens, gives countries respect and a sense of honor.
By l0gikal on Sports and Recreation from azstarnet.com
The physical demands of an NFL training camp, which entail two practices on some days, can tax even the best-hydrated and well-fed players. Yet Abdullah, 25, and his brother Hamza, a 27-year-old defensive back for the Cardinals, are committed to fasting throughout Ramadan, which ends at sundown Thursday - the night the Vikings open the season in New Orleans. 
By l0gikal on Sports and Recreation from www.nytimes.com
During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, Hamza Abdullah got up around 4:30 a.m. every day, read the Koran for 45 minutes, ate a hearty meal before dawn and then did not touch food or drink again until sunset — no matter how difficult practice turned out to be.
By l0gikal on Muslims from sports.yahoo.com
NFL practices this time of year are designed for maximum sweat production. Coaches are trying to build up stamina and endurance. Players push themselves to the limit, in pursuit of jobs and starting spots. It's also really, really hot.
By cricketguru on News from news.bbc.co.uk
Pakistan wrapped up the Twenty20 series against Australia with a confident 11-run win at Edgbaston. 
