Do you remember the 1990 Gulf War? I do. I am Muslim, and have never worn a hijab (headscarf)— but at the time, in an act of solidarity, I opted to briefly wear one after I heard a...
Almost two decades ago, US political scientist Samuel Huntington penned The Clash of the Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order where he argued that the West and Islam were...
A look back at all the big (and not so big) events this year via tweets.
Taliban gunmen armed with suicide vests and heavy weaponry have launched co-ordinated attacks in Kabul, targeting NATO's headquarters, the US embassy, and the Afghan intelligence agency, Al Jazeera...
I left New York City nearly 10 years ago for Canada after the September 11 attacks on New York City. Today, I'm looking back.
Mostly I was following my intuition here. Fear did not seem to play any part in this. At least not consciously.
At a Toronto wedding, New Yorkers and former New Yorkers discuss the mosque at Ground Zero, how the children of 9/11 have grown up, and observe passion's power to remake lives.
Tashlich is the practice of casting off transgressions at the beginning of Rosh Hashanah. Each bit of bread we throw into moving water symbolizes a quality or event or behavior we do not want to...
I had just dropped my five-year-old son off at school when I heard the first explosion. I was talking with a group of moms. We fell silent for a moment and then the conversation went on. ...
"Why can't they see I'm Canadian?" Jackie Scott opened up her father's war record and showed it to a reporter. Scott, 65, spends six months each year in an R.V. park next to the American border in...
