Jihadis accuse Suhaib Webb of being too Western. Islamophobes charge him with fomenting religious hatred. The message of the blond, blue-eyed former hip-hop DJ from Oklahoma City: We can coexist.
Beyond the "obligatory slice of bacon" left on the door of mosques, Muslim students in Paris say they haven't felt singled out since the attacks. But they're worried.
Beyond the "obligatory slice of bacon" left on the door of mosques, Muslim students in Paris say they haven't felt singled out since the attacks. But they're worried.
Jihadis accuse Suhaib Webb of being too Western. Islamophobes charge him with fomenting religious hatred. The message of the blond, blue-eyed former hip-hop DJ from Oklahoma City: We can coexist.
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Belief
At the Paris Great Mosque there's tranquility inside and heavily armed guards outside
The World
November 23, 2015
Beyond the "obligatory slice of bacon" left on the door of mosques, Muslim students in Paris say they haven't felt singled out since the attacks. But they're worried.
Conflict
A Texas town stands divided, after armed men in camouflage menace worshipers at a local mosque
The World
December 08, 2015
How a "fairly normal" Texas suburb became an international focus of Islamophobia.
Culture
Why both ISIS and some US right-wingers are threatening to kill this American imam
The World
May 19, 2016
Jihadis accuse Suhaib Webb of being too Western. Islamophobes charge him with fomenting religious hatred. The message of the blond, blue-eyed former hip-hop DJ from Oklahoma City: We can coexist.
Conflict
Translators who worked for the US military in Iraq wonder if their American dream is slipping away
The World
January 26, 2017
Anxiety is running high for Syrians in the US after President Trump's proposed refugee ban might prevent family reunifications.
Global Politics
A ‘man of no land’ tries to find home in Saudi Arabia
The World
September 05, 2017
Salih Abdullah was tired of racism and Islamophobia. So like many other African American Muslims, he gave the kingdom a chance.