Sandow Birk’s “American Quran” is quietly transgressive, eschewing the satirical depictions of the Prophet Muhammad that grab headlines.
Tag Archives | Prophet Muhammad
Hamza Kashgari Cheats Death by Tweet
Good morning to hope…
Islamic cemetery in Jerusalem faces silent destruction
Jerusalem’s Mamilla, or Maman Allah, cemetery has been a Muslim burial ground since the 7th century.
Lesley Hazleton at TEDxRainier: “Muhammad, You and Me”
The Accidental Theologist returns to TEDx with her usual stylish, erudite calm to talk about “Muhammad.”
Norway: Roses, Not Protest
A positive, creative response to the “Innocence of Muslims” film controversy.
Rapper Lupe Fiasco’s Inspiring hashtag #MuhammadShowedMe
While protests spread over a video offensive to Muslims, rapper Lupe Fiasco encouraged others to tweet about what the Prophet Muhammad means to them.
Canada: “Walk Your Dog In Front of the Mosque Protest” a Miserable Failure
Planned protest goes awry as smiling Muslims meet dog walking protesters in front of mosque, a few with their own dogs.
“Sam Bacile” Produces Hate Movie about Prophet Muhammad Provoking Protests and Violence
Protests over ridiculously bad anti-Islam hate movie in Egypt & Libya. (UPDATE)
Canada: Walk Your Dog in Front of the Mosque Day
Of dogs, Islamophobia and anti-Mosque protests.
Lars Vilks defends decision to join Geller’s hate fest: “If the Ku Klux Klan had invited me, I would have gone”
Swedish artist Lars Vilks has defended his decision to speak at an anti-Muslim conference in New York on September 11th, claiming he would also accept an invitation from the Ku Klux Klan.
Jihad By Any Means Necessary?
Robert Spencer: “Islam’s only overarching moral principle is ‘if it’s good for Islam, it’s right.'”
Yemen’s Child Marriages: 52% of Girls Married Before 18 and 14% Before the Age of 15
“Much of child marriages are rooted in tribal tradition and not in Islam,” Sheikh Mohamed al- Iryani, an Imam in Aden, told OnIslam.net.
When They Almost Killed Muhammad: The Persecution of Islam’s Earliest Followers
Robert Spencer portrays the Prophet Muhammad as the violent aggressor. But is this accurate?