Islamic American

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When Unity is Long Overdue

Arab and South Asian Muslims in the U.S. are discovering a slighted brother in their fight for civil rights: Black Muslims.

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Extremism in Our Own Communities?

With the terrorist plot playing on U.S. soil, what does that reveal of American-Muslims' susceptibility to radical Islam?

Related Topics: Faiths, Islam, jebril, Mosque, mosque officials, American policies, Muslims, homegrown terrorists, extremist rhetoric, Muslim, Dual Consciousness, Canadian government

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Crusading for Modern Islamic Art

Beyond calligraphy, geometric designs and classic Islamic poetry, there's Wajahat Ali, who with his new play "The Domestic Crusaders" is rewriting the book on what is modern Islamic art.

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A Muslim's Unique Take on Country Music

In the genre of country music, Muslim musician Kareem Salama has found his niche. But he doesn't sing "Allah" with a guitar and a cowboy hat, he just sings of faith.

Related Topics: Islam, Musicians, Muslim, Muslim American, Country Music, Music, cowboy hat, country music album, country music fan, Album, authentic American art, Music Industry, Music Video, Kareem Salamas