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A Police Chief criticizes the GOP for their support of the National Rifle Association By TMO Staff Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo has recently criticized the Republican party, also known as the GOP: Grand Ol’ Party, and the Senate Majority leader, Mitch McConnell, for choosing the NRA, the National Rifle Association, over protecting American lives. […]
By Yousuf Ali On December 12th, General Khalifa Haftar announced his intensions to severely escalate Libya’s civil war by attempting to capture Tripoli from the internationally recognized Government of National Accord. According to Al Jazeera, Haftar said, “Today, we announce the decisive battle and the advancement towards the heart of the capital to set it […]
by M.Basheer Ahmed M.D. This presentation was made at a gathering of Imams and Muslim leaders at the occasion of celebrating the American festival of Thanksgiving. As you all know the First Thanksgiving was celebrated by European Immigrants- the Pilgrims, after their first harvest in October 1621. It is said that this harvest festival was attended […]
by Khalid Rizvi The fact is that living things cannot survive without water, meaning neither can humans. Water makes up 50%-70% of our body weight. It is essential for the metabolic process as dehydration hampers the whole body’s normal function. The groundbreaking book of Dr.F. Batmanghelidj, ” Your Body’s Many Cries for Water” has been translated […]
by Noor H. Salem When a book can be written about the incredible service of a person, you don’t doubt they have left behind a great legacy. On December 18th, the Dearborn, MI community grieved at the loss of a beloved teacher, mentor, and role model, Iman Jasim (Um Omar), at the age of 58. […]
By TMO Staff Andrew Yang is the only Asian running for President of the United States out of the two majority parties. He is running as a Democrat that promised the nation that every adult American will receive $1,000 a month, as part of his universal income to help people with low incomes. Yang has […]
by Aysha Qamar Chaos is sweeping through India as deadly protests erupt across the country over India’s Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB). Violent protests began in Assam and also broke out in major cities including New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai. Hundreds have been injured especially on college campuses. In Delhi, more than 2,000 students took part in a protest […]
Issue 15 December Final 2019 Print
By Yousuf Ali The Conservative Party claimed an overwhelming victory in the United Kingdom’s general election, on Thursday, December 12. According to the BBC, Boris Johnson’s Conservatives won 365 out of 650 seats with Labour’s seat count reduced to 203 leaving the former with a solid majority in the House of Commons. The strong showing […]
by Khalid Rizvi “ Isn’t it amazing that there’s air to breathe, a body to take in, and a mind to watch it?” -ED Halliwell. As we know that breathing is the most basic thing but the most powerful activity for life and once breathing is healthy, natural and raised to optimum level It becomes a […]
By TMO Staff Over the past few weeks, the Democrats and the Republicans in the House of Representatives have been calling on witnesses, experts and lawyers to Capitol Hill to testify under oath. The first testimonies came from individuals who have witnessed or overheard President Trump and his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, order Ukraine to investigate […]
By TMO Staff The Prime Minister of Iraq, Adil Abdul Mahdi, has decided that he will resign from his position after weeks of protests from the public. During the announcement of his resignation, Mahdi asked the government of Iraq to “act in the interests of Iraq; to preserve the blood of its people; and to […]
by Kamran Bokhari The Nov. 29 London Bridge attack by an Islamist assailant has once again intensified the debate over radicalization and deradicalization. Having done my doctorate on the process by which Salafists and jihadists could undergo ideological and behavioral transformation, I remain deeply interested in the mechanics of how young Muslims who have been […]
by Aysha Qamar A Wisconsin student helped over 100 students take shelter at her local mosque during a school stabbing and shooting last week. Seventeen-year-old Duaa Ahmad’s quick thinking allowed her to open doors at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s Oshkosh chapter mosque and usher inside students who were running in fear. Security footage from the mosque shows […]
by Aysha Qamar A federal appeals court gave President Donald Trump a partial legal victory by lifting two injunctions blocking the Trump administration from implementing a “public charge” rule. If in place, the rule creates barriers for low-income immigrants who seek to reside in the U.S. In its 2-1 ruling on Thursday, the Ninth Circuit […]
by Aysha Qamar The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill calling for official action and harsher response to be taken against China over its treatment of Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities. While it still awaits approval from the U.S. Senate, the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act demands a stronger response from the Trump administration over […]
By Yousuf Ali Ephraim Mirvis, the Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom, published an op-ed in The Times in which he launches an attack on the UK Labour Party on Wednesday, Nov. 25. In it, he makes strong accusations against the Labour Party and its Leader Jeremy Corbyn of among other things of failing to […]
By Mujeeb Osman The Niagara Foundation organized its second annual Youth Thanksgiving Dinner, focused on the theme of “Being thankful for diversity and cultivating more diversity in our lives.” Nearly 200 youths and youth coordinators gathered for the event, representing multiple faiths and traditions. The young speakers shared their perspectives on the theme of the […]
This article was first published on Jewish News. Mum-of-two hailed as a hero after footage widely shared on social media showed her coming to the defence of Jewish family on London Underground by MATHILDE FROT A brave Muslim woman who came to the defense of Jewish children subjected to racial abuse on the London underground in […]
By Nadia B. Ahmad I kept stuffing my face with popcorn because I was so furious I didn’t know what else to do. I thought if I kept chucking the popcorn in my mouth I could remain calm. I focused on the kernels and the texture of the stale popcorn. Before I knew it, the […]
