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  • Mike Lindell - Trump Miracle Coming This Friday

    02/05/2021 6:45:53 AM PST · by yesthatjallen · 151 replies
    The Revival Channel ^ | 02 03 2021 | The Revival Channel
    Mr. Lindell says he has a documentary he is going to release Friday that will expose the corruption of the election. The video is 1 hr long. Mike Lindell - Trump Miracle Coming This Friday
  • U.S. Muslims moving into prime-time politics

    ''Muslim-Americans are emerging as a voice to be recognized in American society,'' she said. ''I don't think they have power yet. You must first acknowledge you have a right to be part of the discourse. They are working on that now and to some degree they have attained that.'' ''But there are a lot of people who don't want that voice to emerge,''
  • Muslims can buy homes without breaking Quran’s rules

    09/06/2006 8:54:26 PM PDT · by lowbridge · 58 replies · 1,547+ views
    Long Island (NY) Newsday ^ | September 4, 2006 | Katie Thomas
    Like so many young professionals, Pulak Bhuiya wanted a place he could call his own. He graduated from college, got a decent job as a systems analyst for Credit Suisse Bank in Manhattan and got married. -snip But because Bhuiya's Islamic faith prohibits him from taking out an interest-bearing loan, homeownership was out of reach. Then, through friends, Bhuiya, 32, heard about a financing program geared toward Muslims -- one approved by religious scholars and structured to avoid paying interest. Last year, he closed on a four-bedroom, three-bath ranch in Levittown. -snip In 2002, HSBC Bank USA was the first...
  • Campus Greek Life Could Get Islamic Touch

    11/22/2005 12:44:12 PM PST · by oldleft · 69 replies · 2,860+ views
    Los Angeles Times ^ | 11-22-05 | By Jenny Jarvie
    Campus Greek Life Could Get Islamic Touch Young Muslim women are intrigued by the prospect of a sorority where they wouldn't have to compromise their religious beliefs. By Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer LEXINGTON, Ky. — Tottering on stilettos, Amira Shalash, a freshman at the University of Kentucky, tossed back her long, tousled hair and tugged at the neckline of her sweater, which had slipped off her shoulder. Giggling, her friends — who wear hijabs, traditional Muslim head scarves — teased her that she was not dressed modestly enough.