The Conversation brings a series of 6 articles that will explain #Islam & its diversity and try to clear common misconceptions.
The series will explore the history of American #Muslims and gain a deeper understanding of their faith.
https://t.co/WTwMbTKH4u
Salt Lake City is honored to be a second home for refugees from the world over. Today, with the end of our nation’s 20-year military presence there, we eagerly welcome the chance to open our community and hearts to refugees and evacuees from Afghanistan.
Emerald Project condemns the French Senate's vote to ban Muslim girls and their accompanying mothers from wearing hijab in public schools.
This is what the oppression of Muslim women and girls looks like.
#IslamophobiaInFrance
The French Senate just banned girls under 18 and accompanying mothers from wearing hijab in schools.
The obsession with how we dress has nothing to do with “liberation” and everything to do with control and hate.
This is what oppression really looks like for Muslim women.
Our team reflects on the repeal of the #MuslimBan. Check out what our ambassador Ali Abbas had to say about it. @ Salt Lake City, Utah https://t.co/729yypBny4
This past year demonstrated that the most virulent and dangerous form of Islamophobia is the one practiced by those in power and often instituted in the form of discriminatory legislation and policies:
@mobbiemobes on Islamophobia in 2020:
Thank you so much to @ABC4Rosie and @abc4utah for being so kind and recognizing the need for more discussions like this in media.
Watch the full interview below!
https://t.co/wh9gslVFjb
Our co-founders, Satin Tashnizi and Nora Abu-Dan were featured on ABC 4 Utahs In Focus Discussion. They discussed our work, the effects of Islamophobia, and the repeal of the Muslim Ban!