Jalal Baig
The WorldJalal Baig is a physician and writer from Chicago. Currently, he is a hematology/oncology fellow at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Prior to this, he completed an internal medicine residency at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, The Guardian, Salon and Vox.
At the World Cup, Mo Salah is a force on the field — and for his Muslim faith
Commentary: At a moment when Islamophobia and malice for refugees are ascendant throughout Britain and the Western World, Mo Salah is a Muslim, Arab and North African who openly and unapologetically professes his faith on Europe’s hallowed soccer fields.
I’m a Muslim doctor. My patient refused treatment because of my religion.
An American oncologist shares his story of a patient who refused treatment because of his religion. “Donald Trump is right,” she said. “America should ban all Muslims from immigrating here.” An American oncologist shares his story of a patient who refused treatment because of his religion. “Donald Trump is right,” she said. “America should ban all Muslims from immigrating here.”