In my debate with a fellow on MWU!, he alluded to accusations that I was charging the Prophet with child marriage and murder allegations.

This is a dilemma that many progressive Muslims face, how to be critical while maintaining a tangible association with Muslims in their given geographic area despite their opinion being unpopular or deemed controversial/promoting "fitnah."

As for the khutba reviews, though they are insightful, a single mosque and its selection of speakers is not representative of the countless mosques known in America or those that sprout out like tumble weed (the store front mosque).

My fascination with this guy is both his background, his recent decision to become a Muslim, his naivete in getting himself involved this mess, and he's cute.

Everyone remembers the foiled plot that unfolded last month, but what most people may not know is that Don Stewart-Whyte (Abdul Waheed), age 21, is the brother of British model Heather Stewart-Whyte, both of them the children of a former Tory party agent.

I don't consider this stocking, but since viewing the video pertaining to the Ibby affair, I had to out of curiousity find a photo of the woman in question.

I found it on the Skidmore College Department of Religion and Philosophy page, not quite what I pictured mentally in my head, the same woman who wears a black burqa, screams alot, and has a peach-colored dildo.

She's not bad looking, nice photo with the picture of "Allah."

In the Los Angeles community, there lives a retired cardiologist from Egypt who has been praised for his efforts in promoting inter-faith dialogue in the City of Angels. However, he made the mistake of being critical about Israel in the open.

A local government agency wants to honor him with their top humanitarian award, but some local Jewish groups have cried fowl and made a huge stink about his selection. Despite his good public record, his criticism of Israel has been labeled anti-Semiticism.

A bride may await me, someone who I do not know, someone who is eager to accept the proposal and draw up the contract that will legally define our relationship. I don't know what to think, where will she live? I have no means to support her, I can barely support myself right now as a student. I hope this is nothing more than talk, and nothing that may become reality, but I have a photo of her, I'm single now, but what to do?