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The Islamist Role in the 2008 Canadian Elections
DATE : November 8, 2008 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
Enemies are Everywhere
DATE : October 17, 2008 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
My annual visit to Pakistan is full of surprises.
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Need Training on All Ethnic Groups
DATE : October 1, 2008 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
It’s with interest and trepidation that I read about a federal government initiative to mandate sensitivity training for airport border officials at Toronto Pearson International Airport “so they can deal more appropriately with Arab and Muslim passengers.”
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WOMEN OF FAITH BUILD HOPE AND HOMES
DATE : October 1, 2008 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
Earlier this year, when Judy Csillag, Director Community Outreach and Partnerships for The Canadian Centre for Diversity asked me if I would like to participate in a Women of Faith build for Habitat for Humanity, I said yes with no idea of what this would entail.
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Earth Hour? It’s a cinch for Desis
DATE : March 28, 2008 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
I’ve signed up for Earth Hour.
READ MORE Endlessly Divisible Canada
DATE : February 1, 2008 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
This month it’s been twenty years since I came to Canada.
READ MORE Standing on guard for our country
DATE : July 6, 2007 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
I had just finished reading the front-page story in the Saturday Star about Canadian identity or “what it means to be Canadian” when I heard the news about an attack at the Glasgow airport.
READ MORE A Weapon of Mass Instruction
DATE : March 26, 2006 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
Islamic studies teacher addresses controversies – Muslim students surprised by her modern approach.
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Muslim Leaders Without Beards
DATE : March 22, 2006 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
A few weeks ago, in the wake of the Danish cartoon controversy, when Canadian media wanted to speak with representatives of the Muslim community, they chose Muslim males without asking or even bothering to find leadership among Muslim women.
READ MORE Young, Hip and South Asian
DATE : May 8, 2004 AUTHOR : adminCOMMENTS : No Comments
When Asad Rahman moved to Toronto from New York, he thought he would have to rent a one-bedroom apartment like the one he had in Manhattan.
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