London Mayor Sadiq Khan Wants Donald Trump to Meet His Muslim Family
TIMESadiq Khan, the first Muslim Mayor of London, says he wants Donald Trump to meet his family and see why his opinions on Muslims are wrong.
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Why We Don’t Label ISIS ‘Radical Islam’
Huffington PostJohn Tures argues why calling ISIS “radical Islamist” won’t help defeat them, it might just make things worse.
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Quarter of French Muslims follow hardline Islam: study
POLITICOA study in France found that nearly one quarter of French Muslims follow a very conservative Islam. This number was even higher among youth, especially those without jobs.
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Once Opposed To Maternal Health, Islamic Scholars Become Champions
NPRAminu Gamawa, a lawyer living in Nigeria, wants to change the way Muslims think about maternal care and family planning.
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Muslim Structures Are Being Threatened With Demolition in Burma’s Arakan State
TIMETensions between Burma’s Muslim and Buddhist communities are extremely high after news that the Arakan state plans to destroy many Muslim homes and mosques that were constructed “illegally.”
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In Appeal to Voters, Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan Soft-Pedals Religion
The New York TimesFor the first time in ten years the Muslim Brotherhood is on the ballot in Jordan with a new slogan, “Reform.”
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Poll: White working-class Americans have complicated view of Muslim immigrants
CNNAccording to a CNN poll, white working-class Americans are divided on view of Muslim immigrants. Around half believe that Muslim immigrants increase the threat of terrorism in the U.S. while the other half believe the immigrants coming to America are good people.
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Donald Trump’s rhetoric energizes Muslim voters
The Boston GlobeRepublican Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s harsh rhetoric on Muslims has inspired many to register to vote.
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Muslim woman offered job on condition that she remove her hijab
The TelegraphA Muslim woman in Norway was offered a nursing assistant job if she removed her hijab.
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Unity gives Jerusalem a prayer: Jews, Muslims and Christians join for worship
The GuardianLast week, for eight days, a group of Jews, Muslims and Christians prayed together in Jerusalem. The organizers of the event hope it can become an annual event that bridges the gap between the segregated city of Jerusalem.
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