Voices of Muslim Faith

American Muslims' 'Special Obligation' Continues
Now president of the Islamic Society of Northern America, Ingrid Mattson says Muslims must continue to root out extremism in Islam.
Interview by Dilshad D. Ali

Saving Islam From the Terrorists
Do Americans Muslims have a "special obligation?"
By Ingrid Mattson

Speaking Up and Getting Involved
September 11th is still about the victims, and about Muslims becoming a part of the American process.
By Michael Wolfe

From Reactive to Proactive
American Muslims have traveled a rocky road since 9/11. But our faith remains strong.
By Hesham Hassaballa

Video: Imam Feisal Rauf on the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
Beliefnet's Ask the Imam muses on the death of the dangerous al-Qaeda leader.
Interview by Alice Chasan

An Islamic Reformation
Did 9/11 spark a reformation of the Muslim faith?
By Deborah Caldwell

What We Need is an American Jihad
Young Muslims are looking for ways to change their countrymen's views of Islam.
By Rhonda Roumani

Modesty from Within
The concept of hijab and modesty vary for Muslim women. It's not always about the clothes.
By Asma Gull Hasan

The Next American Religion?
The U.S. began as a haven for Christian outcasts. But Islam may fit our current zeitgeist.
By Michael Wolfe

Three Years Later and Loving the Light?
Though born and raised in this country, I became an American on 9/11.
By Hesham Hassaballa

Our Islam Fine-Tuning Project
Since 9/11, I wonder if there is room in America for a progressive Islam.
By Omid Safi

Islam and America Three Years after 9/11
Beliefnet's columnist Imam Feisal Rauf reflects on the tragedy of September 11th.
Interview by Laura Sheahen

As the Smoke was Clearing
Reflections on 9/11 one year after the tragedy.
By Michael Wolfe

Speak Up Louder
Muslims must stand up and condemn terrorist acts louder and stronger than they are now.
By Khaled Abou El Fadl

Who was Warith Deen Mohammad?
Meet the most important Muslim you've never heard of.
By Monique Parsons