• Imam Zaid Shakir offers his insight about Barack Obama's victory
• Islamic Banking: Steady in Shaky Times
• A Muslim woman writes in the Washington Post about the trials and ideals of being Muslim woman in America.
• Copying the Koran, One Book at a Time
• Ramadan, counterculture, and soul
• Mosque Communicating: Connecting with Muslim Communities
• Muslim voters in Washington state and their role in the electoral process.
• A woman who writes about her mother's attraction to Islam and its values, including dress and manners.
• New York Times article about a young Muslim woman "turns humiliation into inspiration."
• Mosque donates to family of slain deputy
• Muslim women in France reject stereotypes about hijab and the right to chose their spouses.
• Chicago Tribune Article: Bridgeview mosque goes solar
• USA Today: Young American Muslims hope to help, educate.
• New public exhibit to be launched at the Clinton Presidential Library that helps to dispel false images about Muslims.
• Interesting article in the Los Angeles Times about the problem of trying to win votes by exploiting strained Muslim-Jewish relations.
• Caring for Our Neighbors: How Muslim Community-Based Health Organizations are Bridging the Healthcare Gap in America
• Indonesians use the Quran to teach people how to live in environmentally acceptable ways.
• USA Today runs an article about false stereotypes about Islam and what most people don't realize about the faith.
• Another interesting article about Islamic finance, which seems to be getting a lot of attention in American newspapers across the country.
• A newspaper in Washington state prints a brief introduction to Islam, particularly, five things people should know about the religion. It's a fairly good introduction.
• Islamic banking becoming a strong economic force on the global scene.
• Washington DC area Muslims step up their community involvement, drawing favorable attention for their charitable work.
• Muslims talk about marriage and rites of courtship in America, the conflicts, challenges, and solutions
• Skokie resident finds the name of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) inscribed in a piece of tree bark that had fallen during a storm
• Campaign seeks Arabic classes in high school
• Catholics, Muslims to aid cyclone victims
• QuransQurans given out for free
• Interfaith group gather to express their opposition to torture practices
• Islamic finance article in Forbes Magazine, one of the leading financial and business publications in America The article mentions the management of Amana Funds and its success.
• Muslim congressman speaks at symposium
• Photo essay about being a Muslim in America
• Muslim clinic in California recognized for its public work
• UN approving a resolution against the defamation of Islam.
• The demand for Islamic finance bringing in good business to American banks.
• Muslims in American resorting to home schooling for their children.
• Andre Carson the second Muslim congressman to be elected. He's from Indiana
• It's no slur to be called a Muslim;Naomi Klein, The Guardian, Saturday March 1 2008
• Civic Involvement: An Islamic Imperative by Islamica Magazine
• The New York Times recently dedicated its Book Review section to Islam. Click here to review an excellent analysis of that review by Imam Zaid Shakir.
• A handbook for Muslim teens. Being a young Muslim in the US got much tougher after 9/11, so a brother-sister team came up with a book to help peers in their faith.By Jane Lampman | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
• The Real Teddy Bear Tragedy By Hamza Yusuf
• Chicago Tribune: Mosque donates city garden, By Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah, Tribune staff reporter
• Local Muslims Donate Public Garden to the City of Chicago By CAIR Chicago