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Category: NJ Muslims in the News
Number of Items: 71

Obama's Stance on Mosque Surprises

Islamic organization to give away meat to the needy Wednesday in New Brunswick, Plainfield

Unemployed father, son, 3, among needy fed in Plainfield, thanks to Islamic nonprofit

Alexandria sixth-graders move past Islam flap, but bloggers still fired up

Muslim cleric from Paterson to resume battle against deportation

North Jersey Muslims find condemning violence, defending Islam a tough task

Ft. Hood shootings unsettle Muslim community

Attack leaves US Muslims fearing backlash

Area mosques step up security after massacre

Please do not call me! Being an American Muslim when tragedy strikes

Flu fears prompt many to skip Hajj

At Princeton U., Islam antagonist "unduly silenced"

The Good Fight, Round II: The Retrial of Imam Mohammad Qatanani

Islamophobia is a curse that must be confronted

Philanthropist to Asia to speak in Central Jersey

Soliman: Islamophobia is alive and well in Congress

Backers of mosque expansion pack hearing

Atonement Church hosting Christian-Muslim dialogue

Feds get new try to deport imam

New Jersey Muslims make pilgrimage to D.C.

Arab comics find humor in hard times

'Let Peace Prevail on Earth'

Vigil marks eighth anniversary of invasion

Elizabeth mosque organizes national prayer gathering for Muslims in Washington, D.C.

Expansion project begins at Islam center, school in South Brunswick

East Brunswick teen's Web site aims to dispel misconceptions about Islam

Muslim student group fights hunger

Observant Muslim Americans are patriotic, involved citizens

Ramadan's conclusion helps advance Islamic awareness

Muslims observe day of prayer in Washington

Come fast in celebration of Ramadan

Muslims prepare for start of Ramadan observance

Piscataway mosque looks to expand, but some neighbors fear traffic, noise

Elizabeth mosque organizes national prayer event in D.C.

Muslims share Ramadan traditions with community

Building bridges across faiths

Rite of a new school year: Remembering 9/11

Muslims await waxing new moon and the end of Ramadan

Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan's detainment at Newark airport prompts outrage in India

Donations to N.J.-based Islamic Relief rise as Ramadan approaches

GCC students learn about Ramadan

Clerical error postpones hearing on Muslim Center expansion

Why Don't Muslims Like Doing Business With Muslims?

Muslim Center of Middlesex County looks to expand Piscataway headquarters

A Format to Speak Their Mind

Princeton University has first Muslim chaplain

The Intersection of Islam, America and Identity

Islamic society grows in central Jersey

Muslims celebrate Fourth of July by fighting hunger

2009 - SYED RAFI SHAMIM - THE MORT PYE SCHOLAR

NJ Muslim Leader, Advocate of Interfaith Dialogue, Eulogized

U.S. Justice Department: N.J. woman fired for wearing Muslim head scarf

Startes: Grape Leaves Restaurant in Ridgewood

Brothers Get Life in Fort Dix Case

Fort Dix Plot Verdict Worries Immigrants

Reinterpreting The Quran

Muslim, Community Minded, and Looking for Votes

Drew MSA Raises the Most for Multi-school Gaza Fundraiser

In Newark, Vowing Never to Forget "the Fire of War and Genocide"

Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance in Atlantic City

Interfaith group shares sedar with Rescue Mission residents

NJ MUSLIM CLERIC SEEKS TO UPHOLD COURT ORDER BARRING DEPORTATION

JUDGE DENIES APPEAL BY FORT DIX TERROR PLOTTERS

NORTH PLAINFIELD BOY BURNED BY SPILLED TEA IS IN STABLE CONDITION

MIDDLESEX COUNTY CHURCH GROUP AND SOCIAL AGENCIES KICK OFF CAMPAIGN TO REPLENISH AREA FOOD PANTRIES

ONE OF CONVICTED FORT DIX PLOTTERS WANTS TO FIRE LAWYER, WAIVE RIGHTS TO APPEAL

PRACTICAL BELIEFS: MUSLIM GIRLS PREPARE LUNCHES FOR NEEDY KIDS

DIVERSE FAITHS SEEK REFORM OF U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICIES

Appeal Continues in NJ Iman Immigration Case

Local Leaders Denounce Act

'Fort Dix 5' Return to Court Asserting Innocence

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