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Assalamu alaykum readers, We have had some great additions to the MuslimMatters family. This week we will be publishing our first post by internationally acclaimed author Umm Zakkiyah. Umm Zakiyyah
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Beyond the gothic confines of Yale, he was becoming one of the most influential conservative clerics in American Islam, drawing a tide of followers in the fundamentalist movement known as Salafiya. Raised between Texas and Saudi Arabia, he seemed uniquely deft at balancing the edicts of orthodox Islam with the mores of contemporary America. To many young Muslims wrestling with conflicts between faith and country, Qadhi was a rock star.
My exciting activity of the weekend and the closest thing to a lesson that I could extract from it.
I came across a statement recently: “El amor entra por la cocina” (loosely translated as “love enters through a man’s stomachâ€), and it sparked the idea to write up this article.
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Muslim Matters welcomes four dynamic Muslim women to our writing team and highlights varying responses in this climate of ignorance and terror.
Brass Crescent Awards, Makkah metro, Muslim convert (sisters) needed & a TED video!
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