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11 Creativity and the Creator: Keeping It Real While Keeping the Spirit
Islam, entertainment, and pop culture - topics of heated debate in and out of the Islamic community, and in the blogosphere.

Opinion in Culture — by Mikael — on Aug 02, 2009
12 Islam and Technology
Tweeting and praying...not at the same time, of course!

Opinion in Culture — by Mikael — on Aug 01, 2009
13 Book Review: Mother of the Believers: A Novel of the Birth of Islam by Kamran Pasha
Who was the "Mother of the Believers" and how did Islam begin?

Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Jul 31, 2009
14 Condemning European Slavery While Sparing Islam the Bigger Culprit
Trans-Atlantic slave-trade by European traders has been roundly condemned for long. When will Islamic slavery--much more devastating, longer-lasting and still continuing--be condemned?

Opinion in Politics — by M. A. Khan — on Jul 22, 2009
15 Book Review: The Islamist: Why I Became an Islamic Fundamentalist, What I Saw Inside, and Why I Left by Ed Husain
A rare, and therefore valuable, look at Islamic extremism from the inside.

Review in Books — by Damian Penny — on Jul 02, 2009
16 Music Review: Jon Balke, Amina Alaoui, Jon Hassell, & Kheir Eddine M'Kachiche - Siwan
The music of Muslim Spain continues to chords of recognition with us today.

Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Jun 23, 2009
17 Elections Herald New Political Landscape in Europe
Early results suggest that Europe is moving in a much more conservative direction.

News in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Jun 07, 2009
18 The Republicans and Islamic Terrorists: Mortal Enemies Facing a Common Threat
Who knew that a sincere message of peace could elicit such hatred?

Opinion in Politics — by Glenn Contrarian — on Jun 05, 2009
19 New Terror Attack Continues Troubling Pattern
Another American convert to radical Islam involved in terror attack in Little Rock.

News in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Jun 03, 2009
20 Book Review: We Are All Moors: Ending Centuries of Crusades... by Anouar Majid
Examining whether the Moors serve as symbols of persecuted minorities both in Western history and today.

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on May 29, 2009