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Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf: moving beyond the Ground Zero mosque

By Daniel Burke — August 29, 2012

(RNS) Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf reflects on why America is a Shariah-compliant nation, why Islamophobia has increased in the 10 years since the 9/11 attacks, and why the turmoil over the so-called "Ground Zero mosque'' actually increased America's standing in the Muslim world. By Daniel Burke.

Conservative law firm fights atheists’ suit over cross at 9/11 museum

By Steve Strunsky /The Star-Ledger — August 21, 2012

(RNS) A lawsuit that was filed by the group American Atheists to keep a revered cross out of the National September 11 Museum is being challenged by Pat Robertson's American Center for Law and Justice. By Steve Strunsky.

Mosque construction continues to attract opposition across U.S.

By Judy Keen / USA Today — May 31, 2012

CHICAGO (RNS) Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks animosity toward Muslims sometimes has taken the form of opposition to construction of mosques and other Islamic facilities. In the last five years, there has been ``anti-mosque activity'' in more than half of U.S. states, according to the ACLU. By Judy Keen.

NYC transit workers free to wear turbans without agency logo

By Lauren Markoe — May 30, 2012

(RNS) Sikh and Muslim transit workers settled a federal lawsuit over a post 9-11 policy that made them work out of public view unless they wore a Metropolitan Transit Authority logo on their religious headdress. By Lauren Markoe.

Minnesota and the Sinful Six

By Daniel Burke — January 3, 2008
Six states has positively sinful tax policies, according to a business and law professor at the University of Alabama Law School. According to this NY Times story, Professor Susan Pace Hamill, who has a divinity degree in addition to her secular credentials, has penned a book, “As Certain as Death” that seeks to document how […]
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