Loyalty to Country of residence
My loyalty to my country – America
American Muslims are well assimilated into the society
Loyalty to the country of residence is a Muslim’s religious duty
Muslimericans should have no conflict between their Muslims and American identities
Rejecting the notion of a violent Jihad
Jihad: Pen is mightier than the sword
Islam upholds the sanctity of life
Compassion, not revenge, under oppression is the best choice
Identity crisis predisposes Muslim-American youth to extremism
Peace
The world needs peace, more than freedom
All Americans must be united in establishing peace
Our foreign policy has a double standard
The trouble with Muslims leaders
They remain silent on key issues
Why Muslim world is in turmoil? Because of failed leadership
Bin Laden was not a Muslim leader. He was a mass murderer
Muslims should introspect instead of blaming the West
Islamic teachings on hot button issues
Tax the rich: Islamic financial system offer solutions to our crippling economy
Islam does not support torture under any circumstances
If Prophet Muhammad had his way, there would be no Guantanamo Bay
Caliphate is a spiritual institution, not political
How can Muslims celebrate Christmas?
No force in Islam – against enforcing Shariah Law
We demand separation of church and state
Forget Shariah Laws; Muslims should implement laws against falsehood first
Shariah Laws are used and abused by Muslim countries
Shariah Laws have a potential to spread
Women Rights
Islam gives women a right to education
No punishment for Blasphemy
Islam offers no punishment for apostasy
Muslims countries should protect religious minorities
Prophet Muhammad would have protected his minority citizens
Muslims should protect Christian minorities
America stands up for its religious minorities
Arab Israeli Conflict
Gaza ia longing for young leaders who can compromise
Confronting Islamophobia
Moderate Muslims do speak out, but their voices get drowned
Some media outlets have an anti-Muslim bias
Open dialogue should be promoted
Just say the plain truth; be ‘claritin clear’