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  • Out of Zanzibar with Alwiya Omar

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    Alwiya Omar talks about her youth in Zanzibar, Tanzania, and how being a Muslim woman in the U.S. is different than in her home country.
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    By MuslimVoicesIU
    Featured 6 months ago
    Faiz Rahman, the president of the Bloomington Islamic Center in Indiana walks through the basics of Islam.
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    Featured 7 months ago
    Musa Burki, born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, talks about what it is like to be a Muslim at a Big Ten university: How he answers other students' curious questions; How he fits prayer into his busy grad school schedule; And that he has better things to think about than how he can make women cover up more.
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Imam Daayiee Abdullah, part 1

Imam Daayiee Abdullah discusses how he came to Islam, what it's like to be a gay Muslim, and how he came out. He answers questions about the homosexuality and the Quran.

Published 1 week ago

By MuslimVoicesIU

Imam Daayiee Abdullah, part 2

Imam Daayiee Abdullah answers questions and discusses his beliefs as a gay Muslim man.

Published 1 week ago

By MuslimVoicesIU

Moderates counter Muslim extremists

CNN's Deborah Feyerick reports on how moderate Muslim are targeting "keyboard jihadists."

Posted 3 weeks ago

Cordoba "Mosque": Fareed Zakaria responds to ADL

Fareed Zakaria criticizes the response to the proposed Islamic center in Manhattan. He notes that American officials are calling for the voices of moderate Islam to speak out "unless its in their own backyard." Zakaria calls the Anti-Defamation League's stance against the proposed Islamic center in Manhattan "puzzling." He explains he is deeply saddened by an organization which was formed to promote freedom of religion taking a side against free religious expression while ignoring the chorus of voices promoting tolerance. From CNN's "Fareed Zakaria: GPS".

Published 3 weeks ago

By amibidhrohi2006

Injustice Cannot Defeat Injustice

Some of America's leading Muslim figures speak on the use of violence as a means to impact change, and its contrary nature to Islam's teachings.

Published 1 month ago

By mpacnational

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College Life As A Muslim with Musa Burki

Musa Burki, born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, talks about what it is like to be a Muslim at a Big Ten university: How he answers other students' curious questions; How he fits prayer into his busy grad school schedule; And that he has better things to think about than how he can make women cover up more.

Published 7 months ago

By MuslimVoicesIU

Injustice Cannot Defeat Injustice

Some of America's leading Muslim figures speak on the use of violence as a means to impact change, and its contrary nature to Islam's teachings.

Published 1 month ago

By mpacnational

Imam Daayiee Abdullah, part 1

Imam Daayiee Abdullah discusses how he came to Islam, what it's like to be a gay Muslim, and how he came out. He answers questions about the homosexuality and the Quran.

Published 1 week ago

By MuslimVoicesIU

Cordoba "Mosque": Fareed Zakaria responds to ADL

Fareed Zakaria criticizes the response to the proposed Islamic center in Manhattan. He notes that American officials are calling for the voices of moderate Islam to speak out "unless its in their own backyard." Zakaria calls the Anti-Defamation League's stance against the proposed Islamic center in Manhattan "puzzling." He explains he is deeply saddened by an organization which was formed to promote freedom of religion taking a side against free religious expression while ignoring the chorus of voices promoting tolerance. From CNN's "Fareed Zakaria: GPS".

Published 3 weeks ago

By amibidhrohi2006

Out of Zanzibar with Alwiya Omar

Alwiya Omar talks about her youth in Zanzibar, Tanzania, and how being a Muslim woman in the U.S. is different than in her home country.

Published 4 months ago

By MuslimVoicesIU

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