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Guantanamo hunger strike to enter day 100 Guantanamo hunger strike has triggered new wave of anger throughout the world as it enters 100th day this Friday.
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Muslims Fastest Growing religious community in Canada Muslims are the fastest growing religious community in Canada and are proud to be Canadians, a new national survey has found.
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Former Bush Administration Official Blames Israel for Use of Chemical Arms in Syria Retired US Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, who once served as Secretary of State Colin Powell's Chief of Staff, believes that the chemical weapons used in Syria may have been an Israeli "false flag" operation aimed at implicating Bashar Assad's regime.
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‘Terrorist’ Veiled Doll Shocks US Muslims A Chicago Muslim activist has spotted a troubling greeting card featuring an adorable hijab-wearing doll with an exploding message that equates smiling, non-threatening Muslims with extremist terrorists.
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Suicide rate among middle-aged Americans on the rise: Report Suicide rate among middle-aged Americans has risen 28.4 percent, a federal report says.
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Thousands remain homeless six months after Superstorm Sandy Six months after the deadly Superstorm Sandy struck the United States’ East Coast, thousands of Americans are still homeless.
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US Academic Group Boycotts Israel Unisversities US academic group, the Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) passes a resolution to boycott Israeli universities for their complicity in violations of international law by the Israeli regime against Palestinians.
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Saudi-sponsored Wahhabi-Deobandi terrorists from Chechnya chief suspects in Boston bombing It has unfortunately become clear that two Chechan Salafi-Wahabi Muslims are the prime suspects of the Boston Bomb blasts. We have been stressing the violence that emerges from this Wahabi-Salafi-Deobandi Islamofascist cult and how this violence has affected not only Western countries and other countries in Asia but also Pakistan where its victims include Shias, Sunnis (Barelvis, Moderate Deobandis), Hindus, Christains, Ahmadis, Sikhs, Pashtuns, Baloch etc.
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Funeral of Boston Attacker Troubles Muslims The funeral of one of the Boston attackers is posing a new challenge for the Muslim community as several mosques are shying away from conducting the service.
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Guantanamo Hunger Strike Will Lead To Multiple Deaths, Says Military's Adviser Military officials found a detainee “almost dying because of hunger and thirst” after a raid to regain control of a communal prison camp early Saturday, a Muslim military liaison told reporters on Thursday.
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Muslim Fund for Boston Victims In a show of solidarity with their fellow Americans, Muslim groups have joined hands to launch a fund to provide help for victims of deadly twin bombings in Boston.
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US: Muslim Woman Was Attacked Over Boston Bombings A Muslim woman wearing a hijab said she was attacked in the Boston area by a man who shouted that Muslims had perpetrated the twin bombings that killed three people and wounded about 170 Monday.
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US General backs arming Syrian militants Gen. Philip Breedlove, the US president’s nominee to become NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, says he backs providing lethal assistance to militants in Syria.
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US: Longview Muslim leader wants people to understand Islam means peace Saleem Shabazz wants people in Longview to understand that his religion means peace, and that its God-centered followers are focused on doing good works.
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US: Suit says Muslim’s firing was based on religious bias A North Side man has filed a federal lawsuit that says a Westerville-based logistics company fired him after he sought permission to attend weekly Muslim worship services that conflicted with overtime shifts.
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US Navy Deploys Laser Weapon near Iran The US Navy announced on Monday it is going to sea for the first time with a laser attack weapon that has been shown in tests to disable patrol boats and blind or destroy surveillance drones.
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Canada: Muslim women urged to recognize and report hate crimes Alarmed by increasing hate attacks, Ontario Muslims have come together to plan a hate crimes workshop later this month to help Muslim women understand the crimes and report them to officials.
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Kerry sounds upbeat about Iran-G5+1 talks US Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday sounded upbeat about negotiations between Iran and G5+1, saying the talks would lead to resolve the dispute.
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Islamic Awareness Month Kicks off at Harvard In celebration of its annual Islamic Awareness Month, the Harvard Islamic Society kicked off a series of events this week in order to bring attention to Islamic issues and the Muslim community at Harvard.
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Jersey Synagogue Honors Muslim Mayor A leading synagogue in New Jersey’s Teaneck town has honored the city’s Muslim mayor in recognition of his contributions to the community to dispel stereotypes and encourage harmony between different religious and ethnic groups.
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Anti-Drone Demo Held in New York Several groups of peace activists demonstrated in New York to generate a public uprising across the United States against the government's use of assassination drones.
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Muslim girl 'discriminated' for wearing 'hijab' at Chicago school The parents of a Muslim student said their daughter was discriminated against when a teacher sent her to the office for wearing traditional Muslim headwear- 'hijab'.
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US: Hunger strikers at Gitmo Ready to Die for Quran, says lawyer An attorney representing thirteen hunger striking prisoners at the United States’ infamous Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba has said the inmates are prepared to die unless the US military stops disrespecting the Holy Qur’an.
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STOP US AID TO ISRAEL: Anti-Israel ads to appear at US train stations A Pro-Palestine rights group in the United States has launched an advertising campaign to protest against Washington’s support for the Israeli regime.
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