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My journey to Bosnia is deeply personal, and urgently universal. The war not only gave ammunition to radicals but it forced Muslims to question the compatibility of the West and Islam.

That nobody wanted bin Laden’s body provides hope that we may finally distinguish between what he and his followers did with what Islam teaches.

What happens when a breakthrough in technology leaves religious scholars without much to go on?

Or are Salafi groups setting a political mousetrap for Sawiris?

If Bishop Andudu of Kadugli, Sudan had not been in Denver in June, he might be in a mass grave right now. In an interview with RD the bishop calls for international intervention to prevent the government’s “final solution” while emphasizing that this is not a war between Muslims and Christians.

The Women2Drive movement continues.

Will Saudi women lead their country’s revolution?

An issue the Muslim community hasn’t addressed, but should.

Last week we spoke of the Osama bin Laden, a man who offered nothing but hate; this week, we lost a real Muslim leader, a man who offered hope, compassion, love, and humor.

To be a woman, a Muslim, and free.