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Muslim American Society: A Growing Community with a Rich History and Diverse Culture

The Muslim American Society (MAS) is a national non-profit organization founded in 1993 to promote a comprehensive understanding of Islam and foster a solid Muslim American identity. The organization has become one of the largest and most influential Muslim-American organizations in the country, serving a diverse community of Muslims from different backgrounds and ethnicities. The […]

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Yaqeen Institute Research: Is Evolution Compatible with Islam?

Discover the latest research from Yaqeen Institute on the compatibility of evolution and Islam. Explore the arguments and evidence for and against evolution in light of Islamic theology. Islam, like most religions, has its own set of beliefs and practices that shape the understanding of its followers. One of the socially-perceived controversial issues in Islam

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Palestine: It is Something Colonial

Looking to learn more about the history and importance of Palestine in global advocacy and liberation movements? Follow Dr. Hatem Bazian on social media and check out his book “Palestine: It is Something Colonial,.” Which offers a theoretical basis. All for understanding the modern history of Palestine around settler-colonial discourses. Discover how Muslims in America

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Islamophobia Studies Journal by Hatem Bazian

Dr. Hatem Bazian, an Editorial Board Member for the Islamophobia Studies Journal, announces the release of Volume Seven in the Fall of 2022. The interdisciplinary and multi-lingual academic journal features research articles that critically analyze Islamophobia and its various manifestations in contemporary society. Dr. Hatem Bazian of the University of California Berkeley founded the Islamophobia

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Yaqeen Institute on LGBT: What does Islam Say?

Yaqeen Institute hosted a webinar that featured Dr. Omar Suleiman, Sheikh Mustafa Umar, Sheikh Ubaydullah Evans, and Sister Sarah Sultan titled Islam and LGBTQ. It answered questions like, “How can we address LGBTQ issues as Muslims while remaining faithful?, what is our Islamic ethical framework, and how do we offer the proper support needed to

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Islam On Domestic Violence – What it says

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). In the United States, DVAM was launched in October of 1987 to connect and unite individuals and organizations. All working on domestic violence issues while raising awareness for those issues. Domestic violence is prevalent in every community around the world. Across races, religions, and nationalities, one in three

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Islam and the LGBT Question: Reframing the Narrative – Yaqeen Institute

In October 2022, Yaqeen Institute published an article titled “Islam and the LGBT Question: Reframing the Narrative.” This research article was classified under politics, practical theology, and contemporary ideologies. The report is based on a video presentation by Dr. Carl Sharif El-Tobgui on Blogging Theology with Paul Williams, held on July 17, 2022.  The subject

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Islamophobia and the 9/11 Generation – Interview with Professor Jasmin Zine, Author of “Under Siege” by Dr. Hatem Bazian

On October 21, Professor Hatem Bazian founded the Islamophobia Research and Documentation Project (IRDP). It interviewed Professor Jasmin Zine, author of the book ‘Under Siege – Islamophobia and the 9/11 Generation’. In the interview, Professor Zine discusses the sense of self-censorship among Muslims. Those who grew up as part of the “9/11 generation” in America.

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