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By Nadia B. Ahmad In the last week of June of 1998, my Nani Amma died. It was the worst pain I had felt until that moment or since. Nothing compares or prepares for the loss of a maternal grandmother. It was heart-wrenching and devastating. My perfect summer was cleft asunder. I spent three weeks […]
by Dr. Aslam Abdullah A divided Supreme court on partisan lines upheld Muslim travel ban by a margin of 5 to 4. No different than the 1944 Supreme Court decision that upheld the internment of Japanese American. In the decision, the majority conservative judges believe that the President has a sweeping statutory authority and his […]
by Azher Quader “Tujhe aadam nahin miltha Khuda ki justajoo kaisi Thu hai begaana apna, Aashna ki justaju kaisi” Iqbal “You have trouble seeking humans to connect with , how do you expect to find God? You are unaware of yourself, how do you expect to find the Most Aware?” Some seek God in silent solitude […]
by Noor H. Salem Ramadan gathered many people to the masjid for iftars and nightly prayers, with heavy hearts and high anticipation to maximize worship in the blessed month. With the farewell of Ramadan came the Eid prayer, which gathered communities, families, and smiles from across the globe. Nonetheless, many in Farmington Hills look forward to […]
by Noor H. Salem It’s finally time for summer picnics, camping trips, and family gatherings, usually around the grill. Nothing makes those gatherings more exciting than the smell of fresh grilled meat and vegetables. Nonetheless, while enjoying your social activities with friends and family, it’s important that you don’t lose focus on your healthy eating […]
by Justice for Muslims Collective The Justice For Muslims Collective held our second annual community resistance iftar against Islamophobi, June 8. We were joined by over 100 people from the community in a night of fellowship, delicious Palestinian food from Yaffa Grille, and art. It was truly moving for us to see how much we […]
by Samana Sheikh Students gathered at the University of Michigan’s downtown Ann Arbor campus protesting the recent Palestine and Israel disputes. The Human Rights Youth Coalition, PYM and USPCN (U.S. Palestinian Community Network) Detroit organized this protest to commemorate that Jerusalem will remain the capitol of Palestine despite the 70 years of illegal occupation. When […]
by TMO Staff Islam has existed in China for about 1,400 years and there a significant number of Muslims who live in China today. They are a minority in the country, but continue to practice Islam faithfully. However, in recent history, the Chinese government has been forcing Muslims to forget their religious beliefs and only […]
A 21-year old nurse named Razan Al-Najjar was running towards an injured person while wearing her white medic vest. She raised her hand that was covered with a white medical glove to signal both sides that she was just a medic trying to help people. After raising her hand, she was shot by an Israeli […]
by TMO Staff Women in Saudi Arabia are getting in line for their driver’s license! So far, 10 women have been issued a license to drive in the Kingdom and another 2,000 are expected to be given next week as the date of lifting the ban nears. The ban will officially be lifted on June […]
by TMO Staff On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico and devastated the island. Thousands had fled the island before the hurricane even hit, but majority of people stayed in their homes. Almost 5,000 people have died because of Hurricane Maria and the problems it left. The people of Puerto Rico were without […]
by Noor H. Salem With a lack of food and drink during the long hours of fasting, you may find yourself feeling more tired than usual. Your lethargy may be due to more than just fasting, but perhaps a lack of certain nutrients and vitamins. For that, it’s crucial that you consume nutrient-packed foods, such as […]
by Tania Dawood The tragic death of Razan Al-Najjar, a Palestinian medical volunteer who put her life on the line to treat wounded protestors, has people rightfully upset and heartbroken. The 21-year-old was killed by an Israeli sniper when she tried to help a wounded protester on June 1. There has been media coverage of her family […]
By: Samana Sheikh Biting into a juicy hotdog topped with chili, onions, cheese and hot cheetoes is something you can now find at a stall at the first annual suhoor fest in Dearborn Heights. The vast variety of booths included food such as crepes, hibachi, lemonade and even sundaes. “I wanted to create a new […]
by Samana Sheikh Rashida Tlaib is the first muslim women to serve in the Michigan Legislature and is running this term as a Democrat to gain a position in Congress. Tlaib has served three terms where she was able to raise her status to the Democratic chair for the House of Appropriations Committee. From this, […]
Now you can read and search Holy Quran on your mobile. This app has following amazing features: 1 – Read Holy Quran by Surah or Parah 2 – Read translation in English, Urdu and Roman Urdu! 3 – Search within whole Quran using English, Urdu or Roman Urdu 4 – Search By Urdu and English […]
by Dr Aslam Abdullah God Almighty revealed the Quran at a time when the world was living in a spiritual vacuum and darkness. It was a world that had forgotten the significance of the divine revelation or Wahi in one’s life. In fact the renewal of the revelation was a turning point in human history and […]
by Aysha Qamar The current administration under President Donald Trump has issued many changes to programming and events including no longer hosting the annual White House Iftar, which took place each year. Last year, President Trump’s White House statement on Ramadan was criticized for its focus on terrorism as opposed to addressing and honoring the […]
by Quaid Saifee The first time I heard that an African-American teenager, Brennan Walker, was shot at in my town of Rochester Hills was when I received a CAIR Michigan email. Then I received emails from fellow steering committee members at GRAIN calling for a community gathering at 5:00 PM on Saturday, April 14th, 2018 at […]
by STACY JACOBSON MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Central High School’s valedictorian has been accepted into some of the country’s most prestigious colleges. Amal Altareb grew up in Yemen. When she was 11, her dad took a new job in the U.S. “What was happening in Yemen in 2011 and 2012, with the Arab spring, was one […]
