Kamala & Kashmir?
It is moving to see Kamala Harris make history. Of course Kamala is not just the first black female vice-president… she is also the first […]
Articles by Halima
Trump, uthoo abh kooch karo!
I still remember that late November night four years ago when it became clear Donald Trump would be the next president of the United States. […]
Confronting the Untold Story of Racism within Our Community
Abu Dhir has written about a difficult conversation with his daughter about anti-Black racism – an issue we also touched on last year. Now I […]
Reader Tip: CAIR Quietly Drops Mustafa Dustin Craun
An anonymous tip from a reader alerts us that CAIR has quietly removed an alleged MeToo abuser who had been in charge of CAIR San Diego.
Scrubbing Out Racism Starts with Our Attitudes on Brown Skin
Growing up in Pakistan is an ordeal for a “browner” girl. Society there is obsessed with skin color and the delusion of being “fairer”
I CAN’T BREATHE #GeorgeFloyd
اللہ تعالی ان کی مغفرت کرے اورانکو اپنی رحمت سے جنت فردوس کے باغوں میں داخل کرے اور سب سب اہل خانہ کوصبرجمیل عطاء کرے
Susanne Arani Irony: CAIR’s Hostile Work Environment
I’m under Coronavirus lockdown and stir-crazy. The only thing keeping me upbeat are the Corona memes going around on social media. Abu Dhir sent me […]
Federal Lawsuit Reveals CAIR’s #MeToo Moment
Last week the women victimized by Harvey Weinstein finally got a small measure of justice. That gives me hope. With that backdrop I read Abu […]
Built in God’s Image, Destroyed in God’s Name
Let me share a little more about what Al-Huda does to its students. Our instructors at Al-Huda used to tell us that to reach salvation […]
Women Empowered… to Obey Men: Thoughts on Lori Haidri & Al-Huda
I have been thinking more about my last post on Lori Haidri the former employee of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) who is engaged […]