By Adem Carroll
Recent national polls indicated that over 60 percent of Americans claim they are not personally acquainted with any Muslims. To Muslim residents of big cities this statistic may seem impossible but it is yet another reminder of the importance of building relationships with diverse neighbors-- even in New York City.

By NADIA SUSSMAN
Long before daylight breaks in Harlem, the imam Souleimane Konaté puts on a wide embroidered robe and wakes up his wife, Assiata, so she can pray in their one-bedroom apartment while their 9-year-old daughter Fanta sleeps.

SIDNEY, N.Y. – A small town in rural upstate New York is dropping plans to take legal action forcing a Muslim community to shut down its tiny graveyard, according to a letter sent by the town attorney Wednesday.

QUESTION
Assalam o Alaikum Br. Najmi,
You may already have discussed this issue before I got on your mailing list, if so please forward me the e-mail. If not what is the opinion of scholars on the use of "Life Support" and signing Advance Directives.? As always thank you for your time, for your insight and for your dedication. Wa Salam,

By M. Burhanuddin Qasmi
Peace without justice can never be enduring. It would be rather a time bound compromise by the weaker side. The brief before the Allahabad High Court verdict on 30th September was that of a title suit on Babri Masjid and Ramjanam Bhumi dispute.