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Muslim voices (short version) 4

Date: October 03, 2003 | 6 Shaban 1424 Hijriah
Blog: veiled4allah
Subjects: muslim, blogs
Maryam gives an Arabic lesson.

alt.muslim asks some hard questions about the leadership of Muslim organizations and how to make them more accountable to those they serve and those whose money they accept. In the current climate, even an overheated comment or financial improprieties, much less anything worse, can lead to accusations of terrorism and the further blackening of the reputation of the American Muslim community as a whole. We have absolutely no margin for error or sloppiness right now. Like it or not, the conduct of each one of us will be used to judge all of us. If our leadership is unwilling or unable to take on this responsibility, we need to replace them with those who will, or we will all pay the price.

Muslim Wake Up would like a little more information about Wesley Clark's Middle East policy.

Zack Ajmal has some gorgeous pictures of Kashmir.

Ikram Saeed draws an interesting parallel between Valerie Plame and Maher Arar.

Ikram has the honor of being the only Blogspot blog with both a working site and working permalinks. I could only get part of Afghan Voice to load and Ubaid's blog wouldn't load at all. And Unmedia doesn't seem to have working permalinks. When are we going to admit that Blogger and Blogspot will always have these problems?
~ Posted by Al-Muhajabah, a member of the reality-based community, at 12:45 PM

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