With the help of friends, I created a flier to be given out immediately after the prayer, which has pertinent information for those concerned about abuse, as well as those that fear they are being abused.
Audio – Domestic Abuse: A betrayal of Trust (w/ transcript) Read More »
In a series of cases the lower federal courts and the Supreme Court reversed convictions of black and white civil protestors who were convicted under state criminal trespass or disturbing the peace laws when they sat in the “white-only” section of various lunch counters and restaurants and refused to move after having been ordered to do so by the agent of the establishment.
Does the Equal Protection Clause apply to gender segregation in religious organizations? Read More »
A commentary on the critical “Analysis” of the penny by John Green
The Best Anti-Penny Rant Ever? Read More »
For opponents of an Islamic cultural center near Ground Zero, the word Sharia symbolizes the threat of Islam. Marchers rallying against the center depicted the word in dripping red script, as if drenched in blood. Newt Gingrich has lectured about the problem of “creeping Sharia.”
The Root – What is Shariah, Exactly? Read More »
Joe Bradford analyses an argument by Slavoj Zizek where he describes the new phase of capitalism which is the selling of experiences.
Cultural Capitalism – Slavoj Zizek Read More »
A short read, the author is a bit incoherent as to how a fiqh of minorities is to be achieved. With almost total disregard for traditional “appeal to authority” approach, he throws the baby out with the bath water in suggesting a solely Quranic derivation of Islam for practice amongst Muslim minorities in the west.
Review – Towards a Fiqh for Minorities Read More »
Clegg outlines the life of Elijah Muhammad from his humble beginnings in Sandersville, GA to his days as a factory worker in Hamtramck, MI to WD Fard’s selection of him as his messenger to the lost-found in the North America.
Review – An Original Man: The Life and Times of Elijah Muhammad Read More »
These are the Great Books, a list created by Mortimer Alder.
I’ve linked to the audio book version whenever possible.
The Syntopicon: An Index to the Great Ideas
The Great Books – Audio Book links (Part 1) Read More »
From the acclaimed director of American Movie, this portrait of radical thinker Michael Ruppert explores his apocalyptic vision of the future, spanning the crises in economics, energy, environment and more.
Collapse: A documentary on the crises in economics, energy, environment and more Read More »
Legal theory blog: The Reasonable Person, compare with Islamic discussions on “Dhawu al-Fitar al-Salimah” (ذوو الفطر السليمة) of which I have an upcoming paper. 🙂
Reasonable vs. Sound Natured Read More »
