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Muslim Detained on a Flight: I’m Your Biggest Ally

By Bilal Rana
In Ahmadiyya, Human Rights, International, Islam, Islamophobia, Letters, Loyalty, Service, United States
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Originally published on Time.com I’m a Muslim American. On Nov. 15, two days after the Paris attacks, I boarded a plane from Newark to Houston. I had just returned from a formal event, so I was wearing a plain white “shalwar,” a shirt that stops at the knees and is commonly worn by South Asians. As is my routine, I purchased in-flight WiFi to catch up on emails. But the WiFi was out on the plane...

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Thanks in Action

By Muhammad Atif Khan
In Ahmadiyya, Human Rights, Islam, Letters
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Originally published in the Orange County Register As we relish our turkeys and cranberry sauce this Thanksgiving, let us also pledge to help the Typhoon Haiyan victims, Syrian refugees who are braving the upcoming harsh weather and millions of our poverty-stricken brethren. Thanking God for all His blessings can be done through words and through actions, by living up to the potential that He has...

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