InReconstructed LovebyMike Rosebush, PhD·10h agoEl-Sayed and TrumpTwo Visions of Religious FreedomA response icon1A response icon1
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Asila Maysa·4d agoSworn In on the Quran, Labeled a Terrorist Group: Two Faces of Muslim Politics in AmericaNew York swore in its first Muslim mayor, while Texas designated the country’s largest Muslim advocacy group as a terrorist organization…
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Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign·Nov 3November 2026 Resource RoundupS2S Community Network Resource Roundup Each month we collect, curate, and collaborate to create this Community and Congregational Network…
Malik Shakur | The Color of My Politics·Nov 3Laurel, You Found the Money, the Politician, and the Power. Congratulations on Missing the Point.The article was about what happens when political influence collides with democracy. The fact that money, privilege, and personal…A response icon1A response icon1
Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign·Oct 29What Would Abu Talib Do?According to the dominant narrative, the Prophet Muhammad’s uncle wasn’t Muslim — but he stood with his nephew’s community in times of…
