Opinion

By Inayah Rohmaniyah Perhaps surprisingly, women’s issues have become a top priority on the major political and theological agendas of – Read More...

By Aslak Sira Myhre When terror struck Oslo, many in the West’s first response was to blame Muslims. In pubs – Read More...

By Rev. Wayne Lavender Human history has been written in blood and tears. The terrorist attack on September 11 was – Read More...

By Julie Clawson The recent tragedy in Norway, the worst attack the country has experienced since WWII, shocked and pained – Read More...

By Mairav Zonszein Last summer, a group of prominent Israeli actors and artists signed a letter declaring their refusal to – Read More...

By Natana J. DeLong-Bas There are certain events that are so painful and incomprehensible that they stop us in our – Read More...

By Rasha Dewedar Women in Arab countries have become increasingly visible in demonstrations for democracy, especially in Egypt and Tunisia. – Read More...

By Shenaz Kermalli Europe’s obsession with the way Muslim women choose to dress is far from over. Several months after – Read More...

By Ahmed Charai and Joseph Braude It isn’t news anymore when an Arab ruler facing mass protests pledges sweeping reforms. – Read More...

By Natana J. DeLong-Bas Should women drive or not drive? That is the question many in Saudi Arabia are asking – Read More...