Monthly Archives: November 2009

Whither the fight

by Julia Williams Re: “Omar Khadr should face justice in the U.S.,” Susan Martinuk, Opinion, Nov. 20.
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Volunteer or Voluntold?

by Ahmed Khalil Do we as Muslims volunteer? Or are we voluntold? Urban Dictionary defines voluntold as, “When someone ‘volunteers’ someone else for something so that the other person really doesn’t have a choice.” If you’re interested in the question, or perhaps have other questions such as, “Who would voluntell me?” then read on! I promise you an answer.
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Big responsibilities, small acts of faith

by Lena Hassan I’ve never been one for sound bites. These little excerpts, intended to widen our worldview in a matter of seconds, actually narrow our outlooks and frames of reference. As a Muslim, I feel inundated by sound bites from both sides of the fence. Islam is “the fastest growing religion” and a “religion [...]
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