Aslam Abdullah

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

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Ka’b Bin Ashraf: No the Prophet did not order his killing. The killing of Ka’b ibn al-Ashraf, a poet from the Tayy tribe is mentione...
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Monday, October 1, 2012

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Asma Bint Marwan: Did the Prophet order her killing? It is alleged that Prophet Muhammad reportedly had a number of non-Muslims kill...
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Monday, September 24, 2012

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The poverty of the intellect One of the Suras of the Quran reminds believers of a known reality: “ Grievously odious is it in the sight ...
Friday, September 14, 2012

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The Prophet, the Movie, and the Violence One of the lines in the prayer that Prophet Muhammad made in Taif after being beaten, humiliat...
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Aslam Abdullah
I am a naturalized US citizen originally from India. I am the editor of the Muslim Observer, published from Detroit as well as director of the Islamic Society of Nevada. I have written several books on Islam and human rights, non-violence issues. I work in Las Vegas and my family is in Southern California to ensure that the education of my children is not disrupted. I worked as an editor of the Minaret magazine published from Los Angeles as well as the Arabia magazine published from London. I have been part of anti-nuclear movements. Non-violence is passion and I advocate it passionately. I am also a trustee of the American Federation of Muslims of Indian Origin, a philanthropic organization working for the educational upliftment of Muslim Indians. I also joined the Muslim Council of America, a Washington-based organization dedicated to serve Muslim Americans. I have written books on Prayers of the Prophet, Morals and Manners and Prophet's Letters as well as Youth Movement in Asia.
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