By Imam Yahya Ederer The blessed month of Ramadan kept us in a very special intensity. What Now, After Ramadan A strict regimen of constant remembrance of The Divine through rigorous fasting, prayer and intensified reading of the Quran. Obviously we aren’t expected to maintain this level of commitment after Ramadan as it would definitely […]
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Linda “iLham” Barto As a US military veteran who served on behalf of ALL Americans, I am distressed at the amount of hate Americans have for other Americans because of race, religion, country of origin, political party, etc. I was raised in a church where Ku Klux Klan members served as deacons, so I know
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A medical disease with social stigmata Epilepsy is the 4th most common neurological disorder that affects approximately 2.5 million Americans. Worldwide approximately 65 million people are affected by this condition and seek treatment. Epilepsy affects mostly young children and older people however it can be diagnosed at any age. Epilepsy is a disease defined as
8810 Hickory Ridge Road, Harrisburg, NC 28075 A group of Muslim Scholars from North African and Near East countries visited Charlotte Islamic Academy on May 8, 2017. These visitors are invited to the United States under the auspices of the Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program. Their program is arranged by the Institute of
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By Sajdah Ali By now you and your family are in full bloom of summer! The weather is ideal for everything you’ve been thinking of doing since winter. Your kids are making plans to go to the beach, pool, mall and every activity center they can convince you to take them to. If you have
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By Oliver Muhammad As Salaam Islamic Center of Raleigh, North Carolina is inviting you to become a Partner in helping to build a Modest Masjid for a Dynamic community of Muslims in Southeast Raleigh that is open for all people! We are “The Capital City Mosque” where we promote human growth, the preservation of Intellect,
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By Saad Haq Time is fleeting, not looking back to anyone or anything. In the age of 24/7 information through news outlets, social media, and word of mouth, time feels compressed. A day ago seems like a week ago, a week ago seems like a month ago, and a month ago seems like a year
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Ramadan is the month of fasting, Quran, extra good deeds and worship for Muslims. In the United States, with Ramadan occurring in summer for last few years and with this year as well we have long days of fasting. With the “Iftar” or breaking of fast at around 9 pm and the night prayers starting
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By: Sajdah Ali When a parent witnesses their child excel beyond his/her potential, no matter the challenge or environment, it is very special. However, when a parent notices a problem in their child’s learning and doesn’t have an idea or plan of how to help them get to the potential, then the idea of special
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A nagging discomfort or a pending neurological devastation. Headache is a very common disorder that we face on a regular basis some suffer more than others. Can headache be a sign of something major concern? There are several neurological disorders that can have headache as a symptom therefore it should not be taken lightly. Especially
