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Marc
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May 12, 2012 •
Taking a walk to have hamd and shukr when dealing with life's difficulties.
by
Marc
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May 12, 2012 •
Just how sacred is Islam to Muslims? How sacred is the Prophet to Muslim? God's Book, the Qur'an?
More thoughts on technology, education, Traditional Islam and Neil Postman's book, Technopoly.
Some thoughts on a new book I'm reading entitled, Cultivating Food Justice: Race, Class and Sustainability.
A podcast on technology, thinking about its production and application and how might we use it as a tool versus becoming tools of tools.
What exactly constitutes piety? Are our notions of devotion based on the sacred sources of the Qur'an and life of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم or are they merely self-delusions?
The Muslim community in America has been under fire since the tragic events of September 11th, yet many of the efforts by Muslims since then have focused on how to get back to enjoying the comforts of American society.
by
Marc
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Apr 30, 2012 •
A short podcast on an issue I feel Muslims are facing: how contribute as you are with what you have.
by
Marc
on
Apr 27, 2012 •
Notes and audio from a khutbah delivered at Drexel University.
by
Marc
on
Apr 25, 2012 •
Do morals still matter? We discuss this and more in the final Chaplain Chat of the Spring 2012 term.
by
Marc
on
Apr 21, 2012 •
Some musings on the passing of an era at the University of Pennsylvania and audio from Adnan Zulfiqar's khutbah.
by
Marc
on
Apr 11, 2012 •
Sadly, the Muslim discourse on food has mostly revolved around the practice of Islamically slaughtered meat. This has led to a conflation of terms: halal/حلال with dhabihah/ذبيحة. Despite the claims to the contrary, there is a difference of opinion on the necessity to eat only dhabihah meat. But what is more tragic is that while...