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The Politics of Religion in American Public Schools

Usra Ghazi | September 28, 2018

Three Evangelicals Walk into a Muslim Convention

Usra Ghazi | September 19, 2018

China & Burma: Erasing Their Muslims

Arsalan Iftikhar | September 11, 2018

The Mystic

Razi Shaikh | August 2, 2018

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A Ketogenic Ramadan Experiment

The month of Ramadan is something like a spiritual Olympics in the Islamic calendar. Through the physical demands of fas

Daanish Faruqi | November 14th, 2018

In Search Of Hemingway

“Papa was a rolling stone. Wherever he laid his hat was his home.” —The Temptations When Ernesto &ldqu

Howard Axelrod | May 11th, 2018

Xi’an, The Great Mosque and The Muslim Quarter

Photos courtesy of Omar Shafi Khan Fresh off the defense of my doctoral dissertation, my husband and I took a trip to Ch

Wafa Unus | April 25th, 2018

Make sure to “hide your power level”

The ugliest instances of today’s far-right resurgence — Charlottesville, the Muslim ban, the Quebec City mos

Steven Zhou | April 5th, 2018

A Paradise in Crisis

The Male International Airport is unlike anywhere else in the Republic of the Maldives. When I landed in September, I sa

Laine Munir | March 12th, 2018

Baseball in Cuba – It’s a Home Run!

There are many religions practiced in Cuba, but the universal religion is baseball. Cuba and baseball have an inseparabl

Howard Axelrod | March 7th, 2018

Hope Amid Europe’s Ticking Time Bomb

Greece was dying in the summer of 2013, and the drama around the event was as poignant as anything Sophocles has written

Akbar Ahmed | March 5th, 2018

Official Conservatism vs. The “Loonie” Right

Observers who warn against increasing levels of radical, far-right activism in the U.S. and Canada are often met with a

Steven Zhou | February 14th, 2018

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