We need to change attitudes
Ahmed KhanAhmed Khan received his BSc in Computer Science from University of Maryland Baltimore County and works as an IT Consultant in Oshkosh. He has published in various local and state newspapers and is an active member of the Muslim Writers [...]
Letter: Muslims would welcome interfaith dialogue
Umair AhmedA graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Umair presently works as a Senior PeopleSoft Analyst at Oracular. He also serves on the national board of MKAUSA.
Originally Published on Thenorthwestern.com
I read [...]
Let’s follow a peaceful prophet
Zahir MannanZahir is a young researcher and Professional Development Team associate trainer. He serves as the Faith Outreach Director of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community CT Chapter, and Follow-up Coordinator for 1-800-WHY-ISLAM. He studies biological [...]
Muslim Community Denounces Terrorism
Saad KaramatSaad Karamat is a recent graduate of University of California, Berkeley, where he studied global poverty and public health. He is an aspiring physician and humanitarian.
Originally Published in Mercurynews.com
Four Californian [...]
Muslims Helping Sandy Victims
Haris QureshiHaris Qureshi is a high school junior currently attending RHAM High School. He is currently aspiring towards the study of both medicine and engineering. He lives in Marlborough, CT and has published in the Hartford Courant.
Originally [...]
Consider those in need this Black Friday
Zahir MannanZahir is a young researcher and Professional Development Team associate trainer. He serves as the Faith Outreach Director of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community CT Chapter, and Follow-up Coordinator for 1-800-WHY-ISLAM. He studies biological [...]
World leaders must act to curb violence
Kamran KhanBorn in Karachi, Pakistan and raised in Chicago, USA, Kamran is one of the newest members of the Muslim Writers Guild of America. Kamran provides business level strategies working at a derivatives trading firm. Kamran has published [...]
Patience and love for all
Hanif KoyaHanif Koya is a member of the San Francisco Oakland chapter of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. A former lecturer at the Royal Fiji Police College in criminal law and law of evidence, Koya is a court officer at the Superior Court [...]
When free speech costs human life
Qasim RashidQasim received his JD from Richmond Law and his BSc from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He publishes regularly in national and international outlets including USA Today, Washington Post, and NPR. Qasim currently blogs for [...]
Muslims Against Terrorism
Saad KaramatSaad Karamat is a recent graduate of University of California, Berkeley, where he studied global poverty and public health. He is an aspiring physician and humanitarian.
Originally Published in The San Francisco Chronicle and [...]
