Articles related to "Moslem"
Saladin Moslem Military Hero
Saladin united the Middle East and fought two separate armies of crusaders. He is seen as a great military leader by both the east and the west.
• salah al-din yusuf ibn ayyub salah al-din
• saladin
• tikrit
• kurdish
• famous iraqi
Dual Capital Strategy
What is old is new again, as the Jordanian King Abdullah suggests a dual capital strategy for resolving the differences between the Israelis and Palestinians.
• abdullah
• israel
• jerusalem
• partition
• divide
Prejudice: The Dark Side of Our Preferences
Prejudice, in most cases, is a minor dysfunction but, at times, prejudice can become a virulent disease and lead to violence.
• prejudice
• prejudicial
• preference
• moslem
• stereotype
Religiously Eating
Easy Muslim Food during Ramadan
• moslem
• muslim food
• recipes
• phirni
• khagina
Speaking with Confidence
Fear is probably the biggest obstacle to learning any language. Read this article for ideas on how to speak Arabic with confidence.
• islam
• woman
• women
• muslim
• moslem
The Demon in the Jug
The Demon in the Jug is a tale of an evil genie, wishes gone bad, and how the Baal Shem Tov and his amulets saved the day.
• amulets
• talismans
• charms
• jewish
• moslem
Why Western Women Choose Islam
Volumes have been written about the Muslim woman and her rights, but no one can explain why women are attracted to Islam better than Muslim women themselves. Here are the stories of just a few of the extraordinary women who have converted to Islam and forever transformed their lives in the process.
• islam
• muslim
• moslem
• women
• woman
Know Thine Enemy
Outraged Americans, listen up!
• pitts
• muslim
• moslem
• islam
• mosque
Myth and Folklore: Geraniums
In <I>Shocking the World With Wild Geraniums</I>, I wrote about how the flowers were instrumental in our first learning about the roll insects play in pollination. (It's hard to imagine we didn't always know something so alarmingly elementary, huh?) But that was science; this is myth and folklore!
• myth and folklore: geraniums
• gregg m. pasterick
• wildflowers of north america
• botany
• ecology
Terrorism: In the Name of Allah?
<p>The terrorists who planned the September 11th attack on New York and Washington truly believe that they are the saviors of Islam -- and they find their justification in the Qur'an.
• terrorism
• terrorist
• moslem
• muslim
• islam
VII of X: A Jewel in Agony Continues
To this very day, Indonesia is, indeed, a jewel in agony. Prior to the devastating monetary crisis in md-1997 that ruined everybody’s plan for the following fiscal year, Indonesia has been nicknamed “The Jewel of Equator” for centuries. Its rich cultivation of rain forests assembled the 13,000 islands into a row of emerald gem. A beautiful nickname for a nation in agony.
• indonesia
• human rights
• humanity
• civil rights
• right
What Is It To Suffer
In religions all over this world there are certain basics which guide them all. The most important is that of suffering. To reach the heights of God you must first reach the depths of Hell. I do not believe this. As a matter of fact, I find this notion completely insulting! Both to me, and especially to God.
If one wishes to walk a path of suffering to feel worthy of God, then no one has a legitimacy to call me negative.
• religion
• christ
• god
• suffering
• ideology
Make A Difference
The time to make a difference in your community is <b>now</b>. Start a womens' group in your area and begin making plans to raise money for worthwhile causes.
• islam
• woman
• women
• muslim
• muslims
Modesty for Men
While we often focus on the Muslim woman's practice of veiling, the fact is that Muslim men also have important requirements for dress and behavior in Islam. Read about them here.
• islam
• muslim
• muslims
• moslem
• moslems
The British Army in 1914
In a war that began with million man armies of conscripts fighting it out toe to toe, the Royal Army distinguished itself in personal combat.
• army british empire
• royal army
• world war one britian
• england
• english army
Barbie Converts to Islam
Read what I did when my parents gave my young daughter a Barbie Doll as a gift.
• barbie
• doll
• islam
• religion
• hijab
I challenge you...
Pitts: You don't know my people. You don't know what we're about. You don't know what you just started.
• pitts
• column
• press
• herald
• writer
The Army Commanders - Part 2
Thumbnail Sketches of Omar Pasha and Prince Menschikov - their careers and personal characteristics.
• omar pasha
• croatia
• michael lattas
• austrian army
• ogulini regiment
The Formative Years
Young girls deserve to be dressed modestly. Let's not cheat them out of their right to a lifetime of confidence and positive self-image by making them into miniature super-models before they can even talk.
• islam
• religion
• hijab
• veil
• muslim
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 1)
Women around the world are expected to bleed on their wedding nights as proof of virginity but modern medicine tells us that this belief is nothing more than a myth. Read why a broken hymen cannot be used to gauge a woman's chasity.
• islam
• women
• woman
• muslim
• moslem
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 2)
Read why some parts of the Islamic world still believe in the myth of the hymen even though it has never been mentioned in Islam as a way to prove a woman's adultery.
• islam
• women
• woman
• muslim
• moslem
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 3)
The myth of the hymen is a dangerous thing to Muslim women who may not receive proper gynecological care before marriage. It is also a scary prospect for educated Muslim women who know better but may marry into a culture which does not.
• islam
• women
• woman
• muslim
• moslem
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 4)
Read why non-Muslims often fail in their attempts to educate Muslims about issues related to their sexuality. Also learn what you can do to dispell the myth of the hymen if you are a Muslim woman or a healthcare provider.
• islam
• women
• woman
• muslim
• moslem