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Yemen, Arabia Felix no moreDr. Mohamed Elmasry
December 2, 2009
Three years ago, I visited Yemen and was surprised to discover one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. Since then, I have developed a closeness to the country, its people and its history.
On Egypt'13 and Algeria'91 Dr. Mohamed Nekili
September 22, 2013
The events unfolding before our eyes in Egypt remind me of what happened in my home country Algeria.
Accountability in Muslim organizationsDr. Mohammed Benayoune
September 28, 2011
Accountability is at the heart of Islamic belief. One of the six pillars of faith in Islam is the belief in the Day of Judgment when people are held accountable for all their actions on earth.
When freedom of speech requires special security Dr. Mohammed Shokr
March 3, 2010
Last week, a campus group at York University, called Christians United for Israel, applied to use the university space to host a two-day pro-Israel program.
Environmental Ethics in IslamDr. Mohammed Shokr
November 4, 2009
Islam is most commonly perceived in our society as a faith that calls
The meaning of Christmas for a MuslimDr. Mohammed Shokr
December 16, 2010
It is true that Christmas is largely about Jesus. It is equally true that Jesus, in Islam, is perceived very differently than Jesus in the mainstream Christianity.
What else does the revolution in Tunisia reveal?Dr. Mohammed Shokr
January 20, 2011
When Mohamed Bouazizi, a young Tunisian university graduate with a computer science degree, became unemployed and had to rely on selling fruits and vegetables from a cart in his rural town of Sidi Bouzid to support himself, no one outside Tunisia really paid any attention to the desperate economic situation that had obligated him to take such desperate measures.
Egypt: Tahrir Square style of democracyDr. Mohammed Shokr
April 14, 2011
After the terrorist attacks hit the U.S. on September 11, 2001, the U.S. administration discovered the need to introduce democracy to the Arab world.
Hamas has not interfered in the affairs of Arab states Dr. Mousa Abu Marzouk
October 8, 2013
Hamas has been accused of interfering in Egypt's internal affairs; an earlier accusation mentioned Syria. Such accusations are unprecedented, as well as unfounded, because ever since the movement was founded, it has never interfered in any Arab country's affairs; even when called upon to do so and weigh in, the movement stuck to its position and refused.
Ramadan MemoriesDr. Munir El-Kassem
August 19, 2009
As far as I can remember, Ramadan always brought with it a distinctive cultural flavour.

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