By uzzie on America from gawker.com
Aftab Aslam may have failed his Georgia Gwinnett College English class (twice), but he definitely earned an A in "Faking Your Own Kidnapping, Worrying the Hell Out of Your Parents, and Wasting Police Resources: 101". 
By uzzie on America from muslimvillage.com
The reliability of the establishments claiming to possess a ‘halal meat certificate’ is raising concerns among Muslims living in the United States since the owner of the biggest halal slaughter facility said 60 percent of “halal” certified meat was not actually halal.
By uzzie on Lifestyle from muslimmatters.org
The following is the video and transcript of Shaykh Yasir Qadhi's khutbah "Making Families Work." The transcript includes slight modifications for the sake of readability and clarity. 
By uzzie on Famous Muslims from www.bostonglobe.com
The face of Boston’s Muslim community in its time of crisis is a 6-foot-5-inch, blond-haired, blue-eyed former hip-hop DJ whose grandfather was a fundamentalist Christian preacher, and who moved to Boston just 18 months ago. William Suhaib Webb, imam of the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury, has been a target of conservative Muslims on the Internet, who call him a sellout, and of other critics, who say he is an extremist. He has tried, for better or for worse, to respond to all of it — in his sermons, on CNN, on Twitter. At the same time, he has endeavored to deepen the mosque’s relationships with Jewish and Christian leaders in Boston. The Marathon bombings cast Webb and his mission into a crucible. In the media, Islam was on trial again, and Webb was, too. 
By uzzie on Opinion from www.huffingtonpost.com
By uzzie on History from www.nytimes.com
This weekend, for the fifth year in a row, Elkader will welcome a delegation of Arab dignitaries to celebrate this rare lifeline of tolerance, spanning continents and centuries. Coming less than three weeks after the Boston Marathon bombings, which the authorities say were committed by two Muslim brothers, the Abdelkader Education Project’s forum stands more than ever for an affirming encounter between the United States and Islam. 
By uzzie on America from chicagomonitor.com
The card features a photo of a Muslim doll with a Hijab (headscarf) that many Muslim women wear out of religious observance. The The talking bubbles placed on top of the doll’s photo read, “The Talking Doll, Pull string for message, if you dare,” and “She’ll Love You To Death! She’ll Blow Your Brains Out!” The inside of the card reads “Hope your birthday is a BLOW OUT!” 
By uzzie on Lifestyle from www.elanthemag.com
In an effort to raise awareness on the plight of Abu Dhabi’s mangroves, local artist Suhail Jashanmal spearheaded an initiative dedicated to promote environmental awareness and encourage sustainability and action within the community – Green Art Abu Dhabi. 
By uzzie on Opinion from www.washingtonpost.com
By uzzie on Lifestyle from muslimmatters.org
Even if parents limit or ban internet access, kids have access at school, through a friend's smart phone, libraries, and schools.
