Excerpted from the New York Times
On March 5, 2006, The New York Times began publishing Andrea Elliott's Pulitzer Prize-winning three-part series on the inner life of a mosque in Brooklyn, and the dynamic, creative, conflicted and fearful imam at its center: Sheik Reda
Excerpted from the Washington Post
By Feisal Abdul Rauf | I founded the multi-faith Cordoba Initiative to fight the misunderstandings that broaden the divide between Islam and the West — each perceived as harmful by the other. Millions o
Excerpted from the Baltimore Sun
Nine years later, prejudice against Islam has only grown stronger September 12, 2010|By Basir Jamil I am an Ahmadi Muslim American living in Bel Air and am currently a high school senior. I was bo
The following letter was sent to Mayor Koch (eikoch@bryancave.com)
Dear Mayor Koch, The controversial “Ground-zero mosque” has us worried that Muslim-Americans are being unfairly demonized as less American and somehow not entitled to the same rights and blessing the rest of us enjoy.
Defending the notion that the government has no place in deciding
Excerpted from TEF Illinois
The following is a shortened version of Rachel Maddow’s opening monologue from her show on Wednesday on MSNBC:For the next hour, we begin with the president of the United States addressing the nation and calling for a massive
