By Saladin on Muslims are People from excerptz.com
Yes, Mos Def is a proud Muslim, and mentions Allah in the lyrics of many of his songs. He wasn'tt raised as a muslim, he was first introduced to the religion at 13 and took his declaration of faith (the shahada) at the age of 19.
By Saladin on Ummah News from newyork.cbslocal.com
To most taxi riders, $100,000 left in the back of a cab is as good as gone, but John James is a lucky man.
By Saladin on Ummah News from www.ynetnews.com
Jewish businessman Robert Harush who grew up in Ashkelon, Israel spends fortune on renovation of large Muslim house of worship in Montereau, France in effort to promote co-existence.
By Saladin on Muslim Lifestyle from www.thedailybeast.com
While the Ground Zero mosque generates nationwide debate, America has become a country of thousands of mosques, cultural institutions and halal restaurants.
By Saladin on Islam and Religion from www.npr.org
China has an estimated 21 million Muslims, who have developed their own set of Islamic practices with Chinese characteristics. The biggest difference is the development of independent women's mosques with female imams, something scholars who have researched the issue say is unique to China.
By Saladin on Everything Else from www.google.com
Converting to Islam would have saved the life of pop legend Michael Jackson, his brother Jermaine said in an interview to be aired Thursday.
By Saladin on Islam and Religion from listverse.com
With no centralized Islamic religious authority like a Pope or Dalai Lama, pretty much any Muslim “scholar” can create a fatwa, a religious edict for modern life supposedly guided by the Koran or the (less authoritative) hadiths- stories from Muhammad’s life. In recent years, supply has far outstripped demand, and it’s getting laughable. Most fatwas are harmless and a little mundane, but lately, some Islamic jurists have gone straight crazy. 
By Saladin on Everything Else from www.oprah.com
Most teens want to dress like Beyonce, but Krista Bremer's daughter wanted to wear a headscarf. Hear Bremer's story as she explores the place where religion, self-image, and motherhood intersect 
By Saladin on Islam and Religion from www.suite101.com
Although a holiday honoring mothers is certainly due, one day out of the year falls extremely short and can never make up for the years of affection, nurturing, support, and love that mothers give to their children on a daily basis throughout their lives. In Islam, mothers hold an important role in their families and should be honored and treated with respect every single day. For believing Muslims, appreciating one's mother doesn't come only on Mother's day. It comes everyday.
By Saladin on Videos from www.cnn.com
Fareed talks with the world's biggest movie star, Sharukh Khan, on radical Islam & a country w/150 million Muslims and no al-Qaeda. 
