Islamic Society of North America
Muslims around the world consider climate during Ramadan
Young people make their mark at Religions for Peace conference
Report: Number of mosques in US grows overall, but African American mosques in decline
Faith, medical leaders collaborate to get COVID-19 vaccine in arms of more people
Sanders, Castro to attend Muslim-led presidential forum in Texas
At large Muslim American convention, a mix of frustration, hope
The ‘Splainer: What does the apocalyptic jihad of ISIS mean for the rest of us?
Boston mosque says bombing suspect had outbursts but wasn’t violent
Muslim leaders: We stand against terrorism
U.S. Muslims worry about fall-out from Libya attacks
(RNS) After a mob of Islamic fundamentalists attacked American embassies in Egypt and Libya, leaving at least four Americans dead, Muslim Americans said the violence abroad would increase hostilities against them in the U.S. By Omar Sacirbey.
Family Research Council hires controversial former Army officer, Jerry Boykin
(RNS) The conservative Family Research Council has named a former top Delta Force commando and outspoken culture warrior, retired Army Lt. Gen. William G. "Jerry" Boykin, to run its day-to-day operations. By David Gibson.
Pool of American imams too small to meet the demand
SHARON, Mass. (RNS) It will be at least 5 to 10 years before the pool of American imams becomes large enough to meet demand from mosques. In the meantime, Muslim communities will continue to depend on imams from abroad -- and that creates challenges for a community that increasingly wants to assimilate. By Omar Sacirbey.
Why basketball is Muslims’ favorite sport
(RNS) Muslims' love of basketball is manifesting itself in Muslim basketball leagues and tournaments across the country, and is even recognized by the country’s major Islamic organizations, which are often criticized for being out of touch with Muslim youth. By Omar Sacirbey.
