My Bio
Posted in About on Dec 17th, 2008
Peer Reviewed Journal Articles
1. Younus F. Splinter Hemorrhages in Wegener‚s Granulomatosis, Hospital Medicine, July 1998: pp. 64
2. Younus F. Steven Johnson Syndrome secondary to Lamotrigene therapy. Hospital Medicine, August 1999:pp. 41
3. Younus F, Wallach SL. Neurosarcoidosis presenting as syncope, Sarcoidosis, Vasculitis and Diffuse Lung Diseases; Sep.2000; 17:194
4. Younus F. Aortic Dissection: A diagnosis not to be missed. Case report and review. Federal Practitioner, April 2001; 15: 36-42
5. Younus F, Jimenez V. Spinal Epidural Abscess due to Streptococcus pneumoniae;...
About Us
Posted in About on Dec 17th, 2008
Once upon a time in America, being a Muslims and an American was hard.
Neighbors were suspicious, coworkers wary, and National polls reinforced stereotypes.
But there is something to be said about the silence of Muslim Americans as well. They denounced terrorism but did not declare loyalty to America – vehemently. Muslim youth were outnumbered, overpowered and confused: Am I a foreigner Muslim living in America or a Muslim American who was born oversees? They asked. And this identity conflict became a real Gordian knot.
What you had was an intense media stereotyping on one hand and constant...
Pakistan must start condemning terrorism (The Baltimore Examiner)
Posted in Letters to Editors, Print on Dec 3rd, 2008
Now that the world knows that attacks on innocent civilians in Mumbai were perpetrated by Islamic militants of Pakistani origin, we the Muslims are left soul-searching once again.
As a Muslim who understands the sanctity of human life through the Quranic principle, ‘He who killed one life is as though he killed humanity,’ I strongly condemn such heinous acts.
The Pakistani government, however, still distances itself from taking any responsibility for repeated tragedies caused by their home-grown militia.
One could argue that such repugnant acts are deeply condoned by Pakistan’s constitution....
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