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Islam is under attack by the Islamic State

By Imran Hayee
In Human Rights, Islam, Op-eds, United States
4 Min read
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Originally published in the Duluth News Tribune While American lawmakers are assessing whether the initial stages of bombings in Syria helped contain the Islamic State, a fresh wave of homeland terrorist attacks has aggravated the fear of a growing influence of Islamic State over America. On Oct. 24, a New York man attacked a group of police officers by wielding a hatchet, critically injuring one...

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Imran Khan is no Jinnah

By Kashif Chaudhry
In Ahmadiyya, Human Rights, Islam, Op-eds, United States
5 Min read
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Originally published in Pakistan Daily Times I was living in New Jersey in the summer of 2011 when Governor Chris Christie appointed Sohail Muhammed to the bench of the Superior Court of New Jersey. Almost immediately, the governor faced a serious backlash from the conservative right, which attacked his move to appoint a US Muslim judge to high office. Governor Christie was unmoved. With the...

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