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Basic needs give Hamas reason to call its enemy
Sun Foreign StaffQALQILIYA, West Bank - Hashem al Masri, the newly elected deputy mayor of this Palestinian city of 45,000 people, is a member of Hamas, the radical Islamic group dedicated to the destruction of Israel and the establishment of an Islamic theocracy in its...Tags: Armed Conflicts, Regional Authority, National Security, Defense, Hamas
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On the ball off the field
Sun ReportersThe classic canon, etched forever into football's mythology, states that no team achieves success unless composed of 22 equally important parts. No one man is more vital than the next, no individual player's role more critical to the outcome than another'...Tags: Football, New Orleans Saints, YouTube, Students, College Football
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From a Baghdad bus, scenes of a broken city
Sun Foreign StaffBAGHDAD, Iraq - Suffering a serious spinal cord injury seems like a real possibility on this city's red double-decker, smoke-belching buses, given how they heave and jerk and slam their passengers without mercy against the white plastic seats. And that'...Tags: Religious Conflicts, Saddam Hussein, Moving and Storage, Defense, U.S. Army
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In Md., errands, exercise filled hijackers' final days
Sun StaffIn the days before crashing American Airlines Flight 77 into the Pentagon, the hijackers moved freely around Maryland - working out at Gold's Gym in Greenbelt, taking flying lessons in Bowie, buying tickets for the doomed flight at Baltimore-Washington...Tags: Greenbelt (Prince George's, Maryland), Maryland, Personal Data Collection, Laurel, U.S. Department of State
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Md. Muslims brace against harassment
Sun StaffAs a good Muslim, Rehan A. Dawer is schooling his young son in the rituals of Islam, from when to pray (five times a day) to how to step into a bathroom (left foot first). As a good American, he's also teaching Arman to stand when the national anthem...Tags: Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Maryland, Religious Conflicts, Ellicott City, Iran
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Terrorist search leads FBI agents to Md. suburbs
Sun StaffLAUREL - The worldwide search for suspects in the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington intensified yesterday as federal agents detained 25 people for questioning and gathered more than 36,000 leads, some of which have sent FBI investigators...Tags: Maryland, Laurel, American Airlines, Inc., Air Transportation Industry, Kennedy Airport
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Pakistan seminary raid finds students held in abusive conditions
World NowPolice rescued approximately 50 students late Monday from an Islamic seminary in Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city, several of whom were reportedly chained in a basement, denied food and pressured to join the Taliban.... -
Being Muslim on the 10th anniversary of September 11th
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks ignited an unprecedented level of anxiety in Chicago’s Muslim community.
A look back at the Tribune’s coverage 10 years ago recounts stories of Islamic schools and mosques locking their doors, Muslim women...Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Anxiety, Minority Groups, Religious Education, High School Sports
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Region in revolt: Is it religion or society?
The Religion WorldReligion Link raises the question as to whether the uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and elsewhere in the Middle East are the product of Islam or societal pressure: In the Egyptian situation, much of the discussion about the influence of religion... -
Potential buyer eyes Hubble for Islamic school
TribLocal - Glen Ellyn ยป NewsA real estate agent who said he represented a Lombard-based Islamic school was the lone interested buyer at Monday's auction of the former Hubble Middle …... -
AZERBAIJAN: Feud over ban on Islamic head scarves fuels fears of Iranian meddling
Babylon & BeyondA full-blown ideological war appears to have erupted between Iran and the secular government in neighboring Azerbaijan after Baku earlier this year banned the wearing of Islamic head scarves, or hijabs, at schools in the Caucasus nation by introducing a..... -
First Muslim woman sworn in as library trustee
TribLocal - ElmhurstThe first Muslim believed to hold public office in Villa Park was sworn in as a library trustee Wednesday, Jan. 26. Ghada Abdelhafez-Fahmy, 41, will …...
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