Bilal Mahmud المكافح المخلص's Blog – May 2012 Archive (42)

"Gaza is a big prison, but some prisons are better than others," admits Nihad Abu Kishk, a former detainee from the

Aside from emotional cost of living in exile, former prisoners also struggle with financial problems in Gaza

By Sakher Abu El Oun - GAZA CITY (Palestinian Territories)

West Bank who was exiled by Israel to the Gaza Strip. "I feel uprooted and it is difficult to adapt," says the 34-year-old who was sentenced to life…

Malcolm X Day is an American holiday in honor of the civil rights leader Malcolm X which is celebrated either on May 19…

ATLANTA – The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Georgia today released a comprehensive report on

Azadeh Shahshahani, ACLU Foundation of Georgia, (404) 574-0851, ashahshahani@acluga.org

conditions of detention for immigrants in Georgia titled: “Prisoners…

Social networking can be an effective tool for maintaining contact with relatives, giving sincere advice, inviting to Islam,

By:  Sheikh Luqman Ahmad

spreading the word of Allah, and disseminating the words of His Prophet (SAWS), as the Prophet has said: “inform about me, even if it’s only one verse.…

One of the strongest arguments against the death penalty is the frightening chance of executing an innocent person.

Carlos De Luna (left) and Carlos Hernandez…

Robert B. Reich breaks down what's wrong with this country,

and urges Americans to get beyond mere outrage about the nation's increasingly concentrated wealth

and corrupt politics in order to mobilize and to take back our economy and democracy.

About the Enhanced eBook

The enhanced edition of Robert B. Reich's eBook exclusive Beyond Outrage features five original videos that are both…

JERUSALEM - Palestinians and Arab-Israelis prepared on Tuesday to mark Nakba day, commemorating the exodus of

Rallies are expected to take place in Palestinian…

Monday, May 14, 2012 6:06 PM

Friend…

CLEVELAND -- Federal prosecutors filed charges Tuesday against five self-proclaimed anarchists for conspiring to use

explosives to destroy a bridge near Cleveland.



According to authorities, the public was never in danger because the explosive devices were inoperable and also under the control of an undercover FBI employee. The men were also closely monitored by law enforcement.



Several of the suspects were active in the "Occupy Wall Street"…

Muslims first arrived in this country while the United States was in its infancy. Thousands of Muslim slaves were

Al-Hajj Talib ‘Abdur-Rashid

President, Islamic Leadership Council of Metropolitan New York…

The parents of an 18-month-old girl say they were "humiliated" after being pulled off a plane and told their young child had…

“What is a ‘survival’? What is its theoretical status? Is it essentially social or ‘psychological’? Can it be reduced

by B.

Charles S. Aiken, The Cotton Plantation South Since the Civil War, The John Hopkins University Press (1998).

to the survival of certain economic structures . . . [o]r does it refer as much to other structures, political, ideological structures, etc.: customs, habits, even ‘traditions’ such as the ‘national…

As the first year anniversary of signing into law of House Bill 87 approaches, the ACLU Foundation of Georgia today

released an updated version of Frequently Asked Questions about the Georgia Racial Profiling Law.  The pamphlet includes information about the various sections of law and their implementation, the legal challenge, where the law now stands, as well as the negative impact of the law on…

A Muslim woman won a $5million discrimination lawsuit against AT&T for what she called was

Case: Susann Bashir (pictured), won $5million in a discrimination lawsuit against AT&T for what she called repeated abuse about her conversion to Islam

By…