Islam
Reality Check: Why TV Stations Are Running Grisly Political Ads
Many of you let us know you didn’t like the political ads you saw from an obscure Democratic Congressional candidate named Gary Boisclair.
MN Muslims Protest Senate Bill, Claim Discrimination
The Minnesota Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, along with interfaith leaders, are standing together against a Senate bill they say discriminates against them.
Rep. Ellison: Burning Korans Not Against Islamic Law
The only Muslim member of Congress is offering a unique perspective on an issue that’s led to deadly protests in Afghanistan.
Bachmann Exaggerates Directive In Her Criticism
Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann says the Obama administration is striking all references to Islam from Justice Department training manuals, an exaggeration of a directive from federal officials to evaluate procedures for religious and cultural sensitivity.
Local Muslims Work To Shed Image From 9-11 Attackers
We’re getting ready to mark 10 years since the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and America.
Man Accused Of Killing Stepdaughter To Get Mental Review
A Minnesota man who police say killed his 20-year-old stepdaughter in Michigan because she left home and wasn’t following Islam will get a mental evaluation.
Minn. Man Accused Of Killing Stepdaughter In Mich.
Authorities say a Minnesota man killed his 20-year-old stepdaughter in Michigan because she left home and wasn’t following Islam.
DeBlog: Sound Off On U.S. Attitudes Towards Islam
I knew last night’s Good Question would generate some reaction, as we looked at whether American attitudes towards Muslims were fair.
Good Question: Are Americans Unfairly Anti-Muslim?
When Rep. Peter King of New York called a hearing called “Radicalization in the American Muslim Community,” it brought into focus the dramatic and polarized emotions many Americans have towards Muslims.
Local Muslims Respond To Congressional Hearings
Emotions were high during Congressional hearings on terrorism. Members from several Muslim and Somali American groups gathered to watch the hearings.
Minn. Muslims, Somalis Watch Terrorism Hearing
A congressional panel investigating homegrown terrorism in America displayed sharp divisions Thursday over how to frame the discussion, reflecting a country still struggling with how best to combat terrorism nearly a decade after the Sept. 11 attacks.
Testimony Doesn’t Match Furor Over Terror Hearing
The Republican congressman who has organized controversial hearings into radical Islam called Muslims “part of the mosaic” of America Wednesday and said they shouldn’t feel threatened or intimidated by his inquiry.
White House Promotes Muslim Help Against Terrorism
The White House is pushing a message of religious tolerance ahead of this week’s congressional hearing on Islamic radicalism, which has sparked protests on grounds it unfairly singles out Muslims.
U of Minn. Conference Explores Islam And Culture
A University of Minnesota conference on Islam will take a fresh look at the humanities and sciences in Islamic civilization and explore the connections between the Islamic and western worlds.
‘U’ Opens Think Tank On Islamic Law
The University of Minnesota is opening a think tank for issues around Islamic law, human rights and the rule of law and terrorism in the Muslim world.




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