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After World War I, Talaat fled to Germany under assumed an assumed name. Talaat was gunned down in Berlin in 1921 by Soghomon Tehlirian (Armenian). Tehlirian’s trial exposed the knowledge that the German government had of the Armenian genocide, which … Continue reading →

Rumi Forum and the American Turkish Friendship Association is hosting a conference tomorrow where Northern Virginia county officials will be discussing the Syrian Refugee Crisis. It is in Fairfax and open to the public. Refreshments begin at 6:30 and the … Continue reading →

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http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/16/world/europe/anders-breivik-nazi-prison-lawsuit.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=0 Anders Brevik was discussed in a New York Times article due to his claims that his solitary confinement violated his rights. He has apparently brought up a law suit against the Norwegian government claiming that under laws set forward … Continue reading →

Over break, Rumi Forum sent out an email to everyone on their email list condemning the government takeover of Zaman and Today’s Zaman newspapers. For quite awhile now,  the Turkish government has been cracking down on opposition journalists across the … Continue reading →

http://islamtruth4all.blogspot.com/2011/01/types-of-shirk-greater-shirk-and-lesser.html This is the summary taken directly from the page: “The following differences between the Greater Shirk and the Lesser Shirk are deduced from the above mentioned: 1. The greater Shirk constitutes apostasy and nullifies all good deeds, while the … Continue reading →

Islam Awareness Week opens dialogue Yale recently introduced an Islam Awareness Week to fight the Islamaphobia that is a major issue in American society. Although the “Yale bubble” consists of the educated elite this is still a present issue and … Continue reading →

After a string of attacks against non-Muslim people, there has been a cry in Bangladesh to no longer have Islam as the official religion. Bangladesh assures its people that it is not the work of ISIS; however, the United States … Continue reading →

“Experts say that it’s especially critical for children to learn about Islam and other world religions now, as fear of terrorism linked to jihad have become an increasingly dominant part of the country’s political debate.” http://www.pressreader.com/usa/the-washington-post/20160224/282007556464354/TextView  

The French government has been in a state of emergency since the Paris Attacks this past November. There have been several questionable actions made by police and government that seem to be violating human rights of French Muslim citizens. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/18/world/europe/frances-emergency-powers-spur-charges-of-overreach-from-muslims.html?ref=topics&_r=0